Good to see you back on your game at Big Tex, Carey. Miss seeing you in the creeks. Things are starting to happen if you know what I mean.

Rudy

WOW!!
Awesome report!

good report carey! after all the flood issues is has been worse turnover i've witnessed.several days people it has been hard to catch fish consistently more than ever before in my 22 years but adaption has played a role in some sucess. people who know us know we HUNT these fish and although we are finding some it is a roller coaster. if you get em good chances not good they will be there next day. sand bass,stripers,all species of bass with some massive smallmouths anything to catch fish on lures

That is one of the best reports I have ever seen. Good job and thanks for the time and thoughtfulness that went into it.

awsome post, well said, and a very nice thank you for your time and trouble to make a great report like you have done.

I always enjoy your posts regardless of your target species. Thank you for contributing.

Great report for sure. things are turning around. Thursday about 11 a.m. about an acre of stripers starting surfacing off the tip of North Island. I had live bait, sassys, slabs and tail zingers.

Only thing I could get them to hit were the tail zingers. They stayed up for about 15 to 20 minutes. Not a bird in sight...

Nice report! Good job!

Man Striper Express is killing it. Chris, is it true you have a SI on the boat now?

yes sir onix,flasher still works great right beside it and registers the fish first but i admit i like it

Great report Carey! I'm waiting on the cold to get them in dead sticking mode!

I agree Jeff it is getting close to that time.

Thanks guys! Just doing what I do best.

8 year old using my ridiculously big top water plugs. The biggest one you can buy at basspro, he said he wanted to catch a big one.



The massive storm that came through and the wind, shut our Weekend down. I'll be doing a bunch of Beavers Bend trips at the lower mountain fork river for the rest of the week I'll be back the weekend.