Steve. As many years and as many times you fish there what map work do you have to do?

Tom...Over the years I have always worked off of a paper map I bought in the 1970s. Modern technology and the new interactive maps (Navionics) take it to a hold new level.

As always a super post with fish. Glad to see that you have been able to catch a few Bluegill this winter. Great job Vogey!

As always, yet another good post with some good fish by the "Master of Fayette"! Good job Vogey.


Side Note: How deep were the Bluegill?

Thanks Curtis...Tom...The bluegill were 10-12 ft.

Nice catch. I was on the lake the same day testing out livescope. Had a few hours delay due to forgetting a 1 foot adapter cable. Thank goodness for the wife. Fished from 1230 to 4. Tried a few offshore spots with no luck (had a few take the bait off my hook). Ended the day in a group of trees. Man, so many fish in the trees that you wouldn't even know were there.
Watched a 5 lbs bass eat my bait on the screen for my first livescope catch. I'll remember that forever. Most of the fish though were not interested in my jumbo brushhog. Made me wish I had a dropshot/spinshot set up on my ultra light with gulp to see what it was. Can't wait to put my 6yr old on some perch this year with it. His cousin still has the Jr. Bluegill record which we plan to break!

Thanks Vogey!