I said I was sorry!!! [censored] else do you guys want from me.

GPS waypoints would be nice, I've got a tournament coming up!!

I see reports like this and wonder why somebody wouldn't change locations after catching a bunch of dinks. I could care less how many fish I catch a day. I just need five bites in eight hours.

I am not a Rayburn "expert" by no means, but I do spend between 15-20 days a year up there and have done so for almost 40 years now. I have 2 double digits to my credit (an 11.4 in 96 and a 10.8 in 04) along with dozens of fish in the 8+ or better category. I say this not to brag, but to make a point. More than half of those fish came on days when I was catching those 12-16 inch bass by the dozens. It has happened to me twice as well during the Sealy event with a "MONEY" fish. It does not always happen that way, but there is a lesson here. Don't let the small fish scare ya away. Be patient and you may be rewarded with the fish of a lifetime.

technical would be that school of 5 to 7 pounders that get on a spot In 4 foot of water the size of a bass boat front deck. That only eat for 30 minutes out of the day and need current and the lake to be rising. Or that spot out in 20' that's the size of a outboard motor that with the right angle you can catch twenty 5 pounders. Of course electronics are involved. You gotta have as much info as possible. You also have to be able to adjust. I think adjusting is one of the most important thing you can do in bass fishing. Unless you just like catching fish then you can just keep sticking small fish. Whatever makes you guys happy I just think your missing out if you don't adjust and refine a pattern. I've had days on Palestine and Sam Rayburn When I lost count of how many 5 plus pound fish I've caught. It's a freaking blast. I've also had days were I have made the same cast for hours knowing they were gonna turn on sooner or later. Sometimes they do and I load the boat and sometimes they don't and I make mistakes I never know I did. I never really reminis on those times I catch twenty 3 pounders. But I can remember every detail of the days I caught two 7+ on back to back casts followed by a couple 5 pounders all in ten minutes. Anyways that's my two cents and it's probably not worth much more than that.