Just Hook'n

Nice fish! Love them hawg browns

Gord, what a fish you have there in your picture. i hope you put that one on the wall.

Great job Nick. Had to be nice seeing the water get that deep that fast.

Can't beat catching 20+ lb fish. I'm still looking for mine. A few times close this year but no luck yet. Way to go Matt.

WOW. that is a cool group of fish. Laid out on the picnic table just looks impressive.

Nice work getting another one hooked.

HOLY CRAP I almost forgot.

The lure that took the brown was Jay's choice.

Just changed over to our night program and he put a moonshine flounder pounder on the full core.

AND I lost the board down the line fighting the fish so we were fighting what appeared to be a 40lb hog.

What a nice night on the water.

We ended up with 8 fish total .

16.5lb king (scott is holding)

2-15lb kings

14.5 Steelhead

and a few smaller fish in the 5-8lb range.

AND a 11.5 BROWN.

WALL HANGER.

Worked 120ft of water for the most part, a little shallower at times.

Flasher flies 70 down on the riggers.

Copper with 11"mellow yellow and yellow/white fly.

Full core with ace high ghost.

Dipsey with 8"echip blue dolphin and a fly called SCOTTYS BALLS.

Can't remember the others, but most everything was on flasher fly combos.

:grin:

Way to go Terry. Feels good to be in double digits on a trip again doesn't it?

SWEEEEET. Wish I could have been on board for this event, but hmmm someone stupid (me) got married in August. But is there really a good time. Turkey season, spring fishing, summer fishing, fall fishing, early bow, bow, shotgun, late doe, muzzle , coyote & fox, rabit, etc.

Thank you for the report, and YES we hope the wind stops soon.

Very nice job in CRAPPY conditions.

Hopefully the weather will cooperate soon.

Nice job. GLF catching fish . . . cool. Can't believe you were out in that crap.

SWEEEEET. Nice fishes. I have not been up there yet, but sounds like I need to plan a trip.

Way to go guys.

I see you finally made it back to the southern ports.

Nice work Jeff

The fish hawk is probably the easiest unit to set up, but as Nailer said it only provides speed and temp at the ball (no height indication). I use the new probe with the old base. It works very well compared to the older probes. The old probes ATE batteries and the new one goes almost 100 hours without changing. If you are getting a new one, I am super jealous. The new digital large number read out is awesome.

We are in.

Funniest story about the newbie was the first time he pulled in 300 copper. The fish was one of the bigger ones and it pulled about 200ft out before we slowed her down. After about 10 minutes we were getting the planner board close to the boat. I was giving him directions and said "once we get the board off you have about 350ft left". He said "WHAT, I thought we were almost done...".

Nice work out there Jim. Way to stay at it with the weather on the way.

Welcome to the site Jim.

We did pretty good Saturday night in PS, but we were not marking a lot of fish until late. Just after dark our screen lit up as well. Temp break was down 65-70 ft in 120fow. We had schools of fish from 50-25fow. Brought the riggers up but the water was 67 degrees 35 down. Did not get any more takers, but we had already had a decent night so we called it quits.

Not sure what to tell you. Sometimes they just don't bite out of temp.

Nice job Ken. We heard you out there but the radio was a little scratchy.

WOW. That looks like some work. Nice day on the lake.

WOW. That is impressive. Dito on JWheelers comments. Luck you didn't loose a finger or two on that one. GREAT STORY.

Nice work. Got another one addicted.

Nice job on the fishing Mike. I hope the camera worked. I was on the lake as well, so could not check. I'm getting closer (total fish count) but with the next few weekends not fishing (or fishing on your boat) I feel that I will not make up the difference. MAN I was SOOOO close.