The only hydrilla I have seen this year is at the ramp, about 2 sprouts, oh and the whole North end of Fork.

Crankinstein, you must really know the lake well, maybe you could share some of you're better techniques.

I don't know the lake as well as I thought. Learning lots!

Sorry. That hydrilla may have blown off my boat as I was going over the bridges coming home from Fork.

I'm on my way to wallmart to pick up some baits.

His parents never really taught him to share , he was adopted and dealt with anger issues as a young man. His time in the pen really mellowed him but I doubt he'd spill the beans.

I also heard Heavy Sack was the man on that lake! Please share your knowledge with us all, love to learn new things!!

I thought I sensed some sarcasm, my bad, I see now you are humble. Are you one of the local sticks on Ray Hubbard.

Please save some for the rock newbies!!

That's a loaded question but yes he is one of the dicks on Ray Hubbard

NO. I DON'T EVEN HAVE A TEXAS FISHING LICENSE!

Refugio , Climer is the real deal out there catch up with him out there he's always good for some info. You can't miss him just look for guy in a wrapped basscat speeding around from spot to spot with his orange and black jersey he looks like a big jack o lantern haulin ace by you!

What does it take to be considered a stick, how does one reach this status? I am sure a 1/4 oz. shakey head rigged with a large senko will catch many big fish on the rocks so what am I doing wrong? How can I earn the respect of the local sticks.

Hey heavy sack I think I know who you are don't you run that big white express, dark hair and wear glasses sometimes i have seen you on the rocks before!

Sticks: Killingsworth, Climer, Tiltman, TDRoss.....just a few hammers out there