Totally Hooked

Actually I don't. I take pics with phone straight up and down. Pics store on phone ok and I e-mail them and they are fine etc. As soon as I post them here they are off a quarter turn.

Thanks Tim. He was 29 lbs 3 oz on the LOC scale and fought like a horse.

Ran right out to 350' this morning and set up heading North. In the first hour we go 4 for 6 with a couple skippys, one about 15 lbs and a 10 pounder. Started to get a little bumpy out there around 9:00 so we ran in and set up 200' on a south troll to try the inside water. We lost about a 5 or 6 pound laker at the boat. Screen went blank and we did not move a rod so we point it back north cause the lake starts to lay down. We dropped one or two more and then get a beauty on a 42nd spoon down 70 over 250 fow. Ended the day 5 for 9. Here is what we had hits on, mostly a spoon bite for us. White Holo spinny and a hammer fly on a wire back 160' over 300 fow 42nd spoons on riggers down 70' over 350 fow was our hot set up with that taking 6 shots Caramel Dolphin down 65' at the same depth Habanero SS cheated on a 70' rigger Why do my pics post like that, frustrating!

I don't know why my pics posted sideways like that!!!

Went out around 6:30 to find some pretty dense fog. Slowed way down to be safe and ended up seeing a really good screen around 115'. Set up there and started the day off with s skippy on the 50' rigger pulling a mixed veggie spoon. The next shot we took was 28 pound king on diver set back 160' with a chrome green dot spiny and a hammer fly. We moved out to about 140 fow and the screen went blank so back in we went. About an hour later we watch a king on our fish finder streak up to our 40' rigger and take a 42nd spoon. After peeling off 300' of line we finally bring him back and boat a 32 pound slob. The lake is pretty messed up from the weekend winds but we managed a few and a couple of them were just awesome fish. Be back out Saturday morning, hopefully water will be stable by then.

$80

$120 now, it needs to go

Motorguide Four 743 12V trolling motor. Works perfectly and is whisper quiet, foot pedal control. PM if interested. $140 takes it.

White crush glow spiny with Hammer fly, that's what it was

Headed out to the bar this morning with my two brothers for some family fun and of course a little sibling rivalry. Ended up going 6 for 10 between 6:45 and 10:45 then never moved a rod after that. Mostly a FF bite but a NBK and Purple Glow Frog took a couple beauties on riggers down 40' & 48'over 110' FOW. Ran our wires back 200 to 250. White spin doctor pulling an A-Tom-Mik fly that had some blue in it (I don't remember the name) was the MVP. Here are the three best fish got.

Yeah it is great.

I have a bunch of old stuff I'm selling for a guy that moved away for work. All of it is old and in used condition. 1) 13' Daiwa surf rod (3 piece) w a Daiwa AG9000X spinning reel on the rod and a second reel of the exact same model. Both reels work. 2) 4 other older rods, one is a Zebco 5 and 1/2 foot, one Daiwa Apollo 6' both med action, a couple older rods I can't even read the name on but they are 9' and 10' long. I wouldn't use them on my boat but hey! 3) a couple brand new camp seat cushions, floating. 4) An 8 sinker mold 3/8 to 1 oz. 5) Live well aerator - works fine 6) Misc stuff like a few spools of line, a couple old fillet knives, a few of those lighted bobbers 7) A couple tackle boxes with some plastics, a bunch of lead weights and 9 or 10 Rapalas, 1/2 doz Jitterbugs and a couple Rebels. All will need new treble hooks. Some of the Rapalas are jointed and in ok shape, some not so much. 6 other spinning reels, 5 work very good and one needs a handle, there are Abu Garcia, Simano, Daiwa and one Brookstone The best thing in the whole pile is that surf rod with the two reels IMO. Some of the reels are in good shape also. I want it out of my garage so if anybody is interested make me an offer.