Sea-Mac

Nice job Jimmy and thanks for info.

Nice job Jimmy!! Your firedog has been my best producer this summer!!

Make sure you get a "Sea-Mac" from him for the early season brown action next year Jeff.

hey how about that sea mac slammer huh?

Jimmy,

The "Sea-Mac" slammer went once as a slider in the morn.. Terry didnt include it in the post cause I told him its not like anyone can buy one yet anyways, and I wasnt sure if you wanted it advertised yet (or at all).

It was ran as a slider on a Eve. trip that day also and went 1 for a possible 2.

Waiting for the day I can run it on my boat and get at least two down in the zone the bigger fish are.

Thanks a bunch again for making it up for me. It's a great looking spoon.

Good job. I thought Mike didn't fish in the morning?

Yeah..Never again, and I really really mean it this time.

Not an OLD pro buuuut, My best tip would also be "Find out what they want and give em lots of it"

Some others "Where there is baitfish big fish are not far", "Just because it glows does not mean it wont work during the day"

I suppose you could just ban us all and end any chance of seeing anything you don't like.

Simple answer to this that i can think of is..I suppose he could. (It's his website)

First to answer your question Dave, Yes i have caught fish with a flasher/spoon. Moreso in the early spring. I have yet to try a j-plug behind one, but its in the works.

Nailer is talking about the ole Priority 1 Frankism "Find out what they want and give em lots of it".

Now far as having confidence in a lure and having it work. That does not usually go to well for me.

If I think the fish will like it, they probably wont. If I think it wont catch a thing, it probably will.

One of the biggest reasons I enjoy trolling for salmon/trout so much is because of all the variables and options to play around and try different set ups and keep trying til I find something that works better than the rest.

Some pics id like to share.

Here is Zack with his first Walleye

Then here is Zack doing his best "Wall-Eye" impression.

Here is Tylers first Walleye

Here is one of Tylers two Steelhead

Thanks a bunch again Frank for getting me out on the bay!

Thanks a bunch again John, Tyler and Zack for another fun trip!

Terry and Family, THANK YOU again very much for everything you did this weekend. Salmon fishing and a VERY tasty Bluegill dinner afterwards is about as good as it can get for me. (your wife scares me tho)

Frank and Tom, GREAT getting out on the water with you two again. Keeping the boat straight, watching the back of the boat, and keeping it at speed in those kinda waves is where the work is.

Also a great pleasure meeting some others from the site that share a love for fishing.

Glad I could make it up there!

Some Beasts! Nice job Rogie.

Let me know if ya need any walleye.

Yes.. ALOT!

32-34 inches with just a meat rig head (no teaser rig) behind a 8" spin doctor has been KILLIN em'.

And. Last june the boat were running to 300 plus feet or dragging bottom for lake trout. This is an not normal june. So let just wait and see if next year june is this good

I dunnoo Phil.... Nick really knows his stuff, he has been doing this for almost a whole year now.

What im wondering tho is how can you preach S.S.'s when your favorite spoon is a Stinger?

Atta boy Nicky

No Thank You Bob! and thanks for the work you do with this organization!

Hayden and I had a GREAT time at this event. Food was good, company was good, it was all good. Hope to be a part of it again next year.

Mikey

Nice. Thanks for the report Jeff.

Thats a mighty big dinner plate you eat off of. Very Nice!

Heh. Nice Report!

Fished with JohnV. and Nick from 5:30-8:30pm.

We went 5 for 7 with 4 Dandy Browns and one BIG KING.

Candy Corn Flintstone spoon on 1 color took the king.

Blue/green spoons on 1 thru 4 color cores.

Riggers with Johns super secret spoons 20 to 30 back and down 7 to 12ft.

Fished in close.

Thanks for the invite and the good time again John,Good fishin with you as well Nick.

Im sure they havent seen the last of Paulywood. Thanks for the report Nick.

Love how they always wana bite just as you start pulling lines in. Nice job on the brown.

Looks like a Gander Mt. spoon to me. Id run it.

Thanks for taking me along on the No Mo Beggin shakedown Rog. Wish the weather would have been what was forecasted for us. Still not bad at all for only two short circles around the piers and a couple passes in the channel. Cept "Tha BEAST" thats lurkin in our honey hole is STILL haunting me.

Good fishin guys.

Very Nice Katrina and Mark. Thanks for the report!

Nick and crew, GJ with the Spring fishing.

Frank, was wonderin if you might have picked up on what one of your famous sayings/tactics we used?