SBcatcherman
4/28/2009 7:00:00 PM16-17 pound fish! I know what you mean but I wish!!!
ha ha!
Imagine:
fisherman to camera man
"I'm fishing a 18 inch shaky worm drop shotted on a 3 ounce ball sinker with a 11/0 wide gap hook on 75 pound test Superline. An extra heavy, 5'6" Ugly Stick with roller guides really can stop those smallies short of cover"
ha ha!
Imagine:
fisherman to camera man
"I'm fishing a 18 inch shaky worm drop shotted on a 3 ounce ball sinker with a 11/0 wide gap hook on 75 pound test Superline. An extra heavy, 5'6" Ugly Stick with roller guides really can stop those smallies short of cover"
y2says
4/28/2009 9:21:00 PMLet me put it in English so everyone can understand. The biggest FIVE went 16-17lbs, not a 16-17lb fish.
Aaron
4/28/2009 10:32:00 PMI think most of us understood what ya meant. :) As always, nice photos and a great report. Thanks for posting.
flycaster24
4/29/2009 7:47:00 AMDude thats awesome! On the other hand i was fishing for smallies the same day on lake wa and didn't catch a thing. I've been out on sammamish as well. Is the secret the spot or what, i was fishing all depths from o- 30 feet with crankbaits and texas rigs looking for gravel bottom as much as possible but to no avail.
BassDood
4/29/2009 10:46:00 AMHmmm...dude...looks like last years pics to me J/K! LOL Great job man. Glad to see you're out chasing em again.
Bigbass Dez
4/29/2009 11:09:00 AMSAYS , good day on the lake bro ..nice limit also !! ..Now im i gonna see you and ur brother this year at the mickelson .???
Dustin07
4/29/2009 3:31:00 PMwhere on lake washington are you finding these things? I have never been able to catch bass on lk WA.