Stir and spank all you want but if you think fedor will take lesner down,you need some help.He might submit him but thats the only way to beat mr cromagna man.

How about hurrying up with that report.

I'm a fisherman not a computerman.lol I'm still working on the pics, however I got the report finished. Trust me dirty bass it will be worth the wait.

Do you take single moms fishing?

We would... if we were not married sweety pie.Wont you send us a few pics to show us what we are missing though? Besides we are ugly and not rich,not a good combo.But brazos aces neighbor is going to be single pretty soon according to his wife ,we could get you guys together .

No thanks, my wife and I fish and are perfectly happy fishing with each other.

Whats all this single mom talk?

Still waiting on that report.

Dirty bass we are computer illiter... yea that word.We are relying on a freind who is just too busy right now .It will be up in a couple of hours i assure you,and more to come in the future .

I can't wait. I am sorry to rush you. I am just really excited about the report.

Do yall know something I dont? Is she really gonna set me free?

As much as I love to fish, I also love to take someone fishing; especially kids. The striper bite has been good at certain times on the Brazos. Barometer readings and water temps, and traditional tribal knowledge, seem not to matter much here lately.A few small details; tackle and size of the gizzards we were using, seemed to make all the difference between catching a few striped bass, or not catching anything. Knowing this we felt confident we could put some folks on some fish. Me and my new fishing buddy cracker jack, decided to take some of my neighbors to the river, so we loaded up and off we went. Brazos bound cracker jack shared a mountain of wealth about striper fishing techniques along with some tall tales or so we thought until he broke out a photo album of striper and hybrid pics that would make you wanna slap your fishing guide.(lol) Fish ranging from 14 to 48 lbs. We were amazed at the quality of some of the fish. By the time we got to the river we were reeling with anticipation. Cracker warned us not to expect fish of this magnitude but, could expect some good fishing.

I knew between my fishing knowledge and this guy�s knowledge we were going to have a shot at doing some catching as well as the fishing. We hit cracker jacks bait hole only to find a 12 lb striper covered in what appeared to be grey moss! He�s seen a lot of these fish covered up with this stuff! Must be some kind of fish disease because, the flesh underneath was rotten. After a brief netting session we loaded up on about 60 hand size gizzards. That�s what the stripers seem to prefer based on stomach surveys done by crackerjack lately. First shad lobbed out got swallowed. Cracker with a long sweeping hook set with his new 10 ft. st. croix he�s so proud of was hooked up with 1st fish of the day. And then another and another. In all we caught 9 in 1 1/2 hours. During the intense but brief bite we encountered yet another species, a big black bass, as usual on the Brazos. He weighed in at around 8lbs; look like a football. We promptly released the big bass back into the river. Funny how these river bass usually only jump once before giving in to you. As majestic as that lmb was, nothing compared to our little buddy�s fish, it was the last fish of the night. Yes, I was thinking the same thing�How fitting!Since the boy was having a fit trying to hook up.And he was our special geust. We set him up with a 3/0 circle and a 8 inch shad and lobbed him into our honey hole. We handed the boy the rod and told him to keep slight thumb pressure on the spool and told him to watch the line to keep slack out in case yet another big bass gulped the bait down .Their notorious for just sitting there after an attack But as soon as the bait got his heading it got crushed! The fish came up and made a rather large swirl along with a distinct noise made only by a striper sucking in a bait on top .As soon as the run steadied we instructed the boy to engage the reel and then point the rod directly at the fish. We knew we had a good one she immediately pulled off 20+ yrds of drag set at 7 lbs. We kicked ourselves at forgetting our cameras as we missed some great action pics of the kid fighting the fish in total darkness and hip deep water. The kid�s giant smile seemed to glow in the night, it was so big! And his eyes! They were so big and full of delight. The size of the fish surprised the young boy when I got a handful of mouth and pulled the great fish from the now pitch black river.. In reluctant fashion to leave such a beautiful place on a beautiful night on the amazing Brazos River, we hit our lights and did just that. What a great end to a short and sweet nights fishing.
Sorry ace,since I had a copy also;I couldnt wait any longer, so I posted my version. I followed the script and added a few lines,thanks to my wife I think it might fly.I wrote it from aces perspective.

Great report!! That is one lucky kid to have you nice fellas take him fishing. Kudos to all of you.

What is going on with the striper on the Brazos and fish disease?? There is another thread showing pics of it. What stretch of the brazos were you fishing? I now you won't say exactly where but general??

Sounds like a great night of fishing by the way!

Flycast,no problem.Right below the dam @ granbury is where the disease looks to be the worst.Stiil cant get word from any officials.