I say old news because these pics are from my fall fishing on texoma. I realize all my photos look the same but I take them less to share but more to catalog the what, when and where for my future reference. Anyway, I got 'em so I'll show 'em. So, without fanfare........

7.6 lbs



I don't remember how much this one weighed



this one was 8 ror 9 lbs



a nice little smallie



a nice little bucket mouth



this one was an 8 lb'er



this one went 9.5 lbs



another nice smallie



a 12 lb'er



and another small mouth



a 14 lb'er




another 12 lb'er



overall, very good weather and very good fishing.

Now some screen shots. Again, I keep these, and file them by date. to help me remember the where, what and when of my catches.











Navionics chart cards offers a shading option that make for very pretty pictures. Here are a couple





I enjoy looking at these screen shots and hope you do as well.

Happy New Year to all and I wish everybody fantastic fishing in 2023!

Nice pictures and screen shots. There are so really good fish in there.

Awesome post. Thanks for sharing

I know you put in the work to catch those fish Chuck. I'm happy for you.

Thanks Barry, glad you enjoyed the pics. BTW, congrats on your 2023 carp and buffalo! Great fish!

J-Moe, I saw that 8 lb pig bass you pulled from the river. Great fish! Did you ever take your kayak out on Summerville looking for hybrids?

Thanks Jeff. I look forward to the day we can go together and get into some good ones! (of course I'm inviting myself on your boat.......again)

Thanks. No I didn't. I have a fish finder but never use it. It's just another thing to deal with when fly fishing from a kayak. I catch them in April and May when the shad are spawning.