That thing is a beast

Very nice job, JV! It was windy and cold today for sure
48 degrees water temp is still good

Way to go JV! Terry and I got a little wet with those waves and we called it a day. Glad you put those guys on some fish.. That was a tough day weather wise for sure!

Good Job JV!! You da man!!

Way to go JV I went out to the lake and saw how windy it was and went back home!

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Good job out there!

I was one of the 3 and I was very impressed on how well we did considering the wind. Had to use 2 drift socks to stop us from speeding by all the fish. Aslo amazed at how long of a continual drift that we saw nice markings of fish. Can't beat having John showing us how to do it. Thanks again John.

Good job John! Drift socks are fantastic when the winds crazy. We had a drift last week that stretched I would guess at 2 - 3 miles with fish under he boat the whole way. Sure makes it easy and fun!

Thank you Eric .. It was a pleasure seeing you again

Friday

Had the privilege to have fellow TFF's Larry, Wes, WL and LJ ... We started at 8:00 am and fished till 1:30 pm . Friday was the toughest day I have had in months ... We would mark good schools of fish but couldn't get them to bite . As the morning went on the winds got worse and worse ... I wanted to fish a couple different spots but the wind was 30 mph ... We ended with a long , rough ride back ... Windy and cold and not much to show ... I report the good and bad and it was pretty bad ... Very light bite and most of the times marked good fish but no bites ...

Saturday

Had the privilege to once again have fellow TFF's Ed and Dolly ....and Mike and Danny ... We started out with early phone calls that the rain looked like it was going to hold off ... When I went across the lake going to launch ... I couldn't see the Lake when we ventured out ... We did slowly and carefully I decided to try something a little different ... We pulled up ... Dropped lures and started catching fish when that played out we headed south for the areas that have produced the last month ... But instead I went shallower ... We started our drift because there was not much wind and fished stacked up ... The guys started catching and we heard a couple boats but didn't see anybody until later ... White bass day for sure and only a couple of short hybrids ... That was an adventure making down south .. At one point I was watching my GPS and noticed I was heading right to the shore line not close but just in that direction ... I couldn't imagine not having GPS .. Would have drove around in circles :)as we headed in the rain started ... After I loaded the boat and started driving , the bottom dropped out ... As soon as I got home I headed for east Texas for our annual TFF moderators meeting and wonderful food and a few adult beverages ... No pics for Saturday because of the rain..

All fish caught on Godfather slabs , Peekwi Chieftain Slab and SSS with toppers from www.moestacklesho.com. ... Water was 47-49 degrees ... And our best depth was 26-29 ft water Saturday .... Thank you guys for an adventure and good company

THANKS for working so hard Friday to get us on fish, we shall do this again soon, I enjoyed it. We got 6 hybirds yestrday at Tawakoni before the storm hit..

heavy wind is not your friend when water temps under 50. makes slow presentation tough but that's how it goes and why you da man tell it like it is do what you can! now on the gps you know on extreme weather days i have thought maybe i need it but i pull it off and maybe one day

Didn't even know you were out there John! Actually there was a lot more people out than I even knew about. That fog was rediculous!! We made it to the dam rocks and the fog was clear there, but about 10 bass boats lined up and down those rocks, crazy!!!

Glad y'all whacked em and nice report. We also did very well.

Mike