I normally try to post weekly about how I'm fishing and a little bit about the bite. I know for the last 3 weeks I've been saying it's been incredible and that it's getting better and better. IM NOT LYING! It seriously has been so good for big fish! We've caught Giants all week and today was even more special. We got started and caught 4 keepers off the first tree. The second tree has been terrible all week, but I had to give it a chance anyways and it still didn't catch any. We went to the next tree and I had high hopes. We caught one on the first drop, and Braydon(14) lost one on the first drop. Braydon dropped back down and set the hook and I knew it was a good one. We got the fish in the net and we knew immediately that it should break the current junior lake record. As I was putting the big fish in the livewell so we could keep him alive, he caught another giant! We decided to go fish one more tree and we put a few more keepers in the cooler before we decided to go officially weigh the new record. It was a great morning with great people and that's what it is all about. Congrats to Braydon!

Usually around October I start to slow down and do a lot of deer stuff. This year I will be fishing fishing fishing until they slow down. Which will most likely be November. If you'd like to book a trip let me know. This week is proof that the fishing is seriously getting better and better. The Giants are biting and we will gonget after them! This week all I have open is Tuesday afternoon and Thursday afternoon and Friday morning! Message me if you'd like to go. I'll post pics of the new record and pics from this week!

Those are terrific!!!

WTG and congrats to Braydon

Congrats Braydon, Cody dat's sum good un.So out with ALREADY WHAT IS THE NEW RECORD WT.???????

Nice fish. Also Congratulations to Braydon on his Record Fish!

WTG Cody!!!!

Nice

Plus #1. "Lifetime Memories"!

Didn�t I miss the weight in the narrative?

I was fishing buck creek bridges last week. When I was unloading my boat Cody pulled up with his clients and I asked them how it went and they sure were happy.

I only caught a few keepers off those poles but I lost count on the dinks. The railroad bridge was chock full of dinks. If you dropped a minnow to the bottom you had a dink before you could reel in the slack. Amazing how those 8-91/2 inch fish all run together.