I really wished they wouldn't even let us launch until it was clear to get on the water and go.

That would cure the problem of their 100 boat shot gun start.

From you especially cause you know what your doing. Lol

3300 acre lake with a shotgun start!

Should be fun.

I agree. You just dont see many fish over 3-4lb showing up these days. All the pressure has taken its toll.

Its not the pressure hurting it, I'm a firm believer it's the non fizzing taking its toll.

Yup. That�s is certainly part of it.

Agreed. I had never fished a tourney there until last month...never seen so many floaters after a weigh-in. It's a shame.

Yep, running around all day with fish in the live well that need to be fizzed is not the best thing for the fish. At the rate that place is going to Hell next year 13 lbs will be winning.

I do know that there were some big bass caught that were between 7 to 9 lbs in September but the squaw people are a little concerned about the big bass not showing up.

Got myself some fizzing needles last week just in case I need to use them.

The rise and fall of Squaw.....hope those folks put back some of that killin' they're currently raking in by charging $30/boat, cuz it ain't gonna last much longer. I'll give it 2-3 more years. I would bet that 80% of the tournament fishermen doesn't know how to fizz a fish. If not, learn! It's pretty simple...

I have both kinds of needs needles on my boat. One that can go through the mouth and I have 4 of the kind you use on the side.

Stop the bass tournaments!

How deep is deep enough to need to fizz them? To be honest, I've never thought about it much (bc) I don't fish really deep.

Dont go by how deep you catch them out there, go off there buoyancy in your livewell. I have had to fizz a lot of just caught out of 10ft, just depends they could of moved up out of 30+ ft to feed.