My buddy, Tommy(in the camo hat) and I went out on our wagons today. Fished the little lake south of Albany (McCarty) and had a good day. Fish were on brush and timber in 12'-14'. We used only solid gray 1/8th ounce handtied today. The fish are gourging on shad and the gray worked really well. I had a little piece of Yum on my jigs.

Good looking catch. Bet they will stink the grease real good.

Looks like some pigs there Tony,I guess my cell phone is broke or something

Nice catch Tony and that looks fun as heck to fish like that!!!

I see a very nice SLAB on the left side of the stringer! What did it weigh?

That's a fun little lake...caught alot of crappie out of there.

Nice catch Tony...
Is that your wagon with the motor on it?
Matthew

Awesome !!!!!



ML...

Man those things are cool !!

Nice catch, I like the wagons!

Matthew,

Both of them have Honda 2hps. Push us at a little over 4mph. That's about as fast as I want to go, esp in rough water!

looks like a fun trip

I agree. That looks fun!

Nice stringers. The lake looks a little choppy. Bet that was "fun."

Congrats on your catch!

Nice job guys! Love those wagons!

Looks like a nice area and a good catch

I haven't seen a water wagon in years, my unlce used to
have one. I tried it once, I would rather fish out of
a tube on a small lake. The wagon is nice if the lake is
larger. I have not been in a tube in 15 years.
MO

Nice catch, that seems like a cool way to catch crappie....

It's great everytime I see the Water Wagon and your stringer, TONY

I didn't realize that you have to register that HUGE VESSEL just like a regular boat...wow...the GOV will get a piece of the pie at any cost, huh (especially when the cost is on us...)

CV,Tony helped me find one last year and Its a blast to fish from.It doesnt have to be registered until you put a motor on it,even with a trolling motor registration is required.

That looks like a hoot!

Congrats on a very fine stringer of crappie.

Looks like a good day of fishing to me.

I had a Water Wagon back in the early 80's.....wish I still had it too!!

Nice fish BTW!

One day soon enough, I gonna have to beg Tony to fix me up w/ one as well...been looking at them and would love to own one for the winter creek fishing.

Wonder what my 75lb thrust trolling motor would do on that thing. How much is the ball park cost of a 2hp Honda...does anyone know?

CV,

When I used a trolling motor, it was 51lb. Problem with the trolling motor is that you're limited to your battery charge.

I bought my Honda new 2 1/2 years ago for $1100. Wouldn't take for it. The motor only holds a quart of gasoline and you can run several miles on it. With a one gallon gas can on board, you can fish all day and never worry. I seldom add gas during the day. The Honda only weighs in at 28 lbs, so it's actually lighter than the 51lb trolling motor I had.