Nik
9/23/2007 9:27:00 AMah your secret's out, as I see the tripod in your picture. So that's how you get those sweet photos by yourself. good idea.
Jacob
9/23/2007 12:04:00 PMhey dave, i was the guy that said hi that morning. the bass club didnt do too well, the winner only had 4 fish the biggest being not much over 2 pounds. the guy i was fishing with took second with 5 fish and got second big fish at just under 2 i think, most of the rest were just barely over 12". we found the hot spot about 20 minutes before weigh in so we didnt get a chance to catch many, but we found em flippin the shore just right of the boat launch. what time did you get out of there? your truck was still there when we left at like 3:30
Fisherman_max
9/23/2007 3:10:00 PMhey Dave, i like your pirate flag on your boat, and me and the1fishingpro went out today on lacamas and only got 1 about half a pound using jigs, how do you do it!
Dave Newby
9/23/2007 5:03:00 PMNik
Using a tripod is the only way to take pictures by yourself and it doesn't have to be an expensive one either.
Jacob
I lost at the boat launch boat house with the old stove in the inside a better one than the picture report. That brush line and log groups have produced fish for me all season long.I stopped off and talked to the owners at the Silver Lake Resort for about an hour or so and left about 5.
Fisherman Max
I have been flying the Jolly Roger for about 10 years now so fellow anglers that I know well know that it's my boat so we can compare tactics and catches on the lake that I'm fishing for the day. I don't usually cast a jig. I flip or pitch the lure and mostly use it in shallower water (1 to 4 Foot ) around docks, Brush piles, and lay down logs. Fishing this shallow of water I get to see a lot of the strikes. I use pork baits most of the season for trailers and plastics and pork later when the water warms up. Jigs work all year long and I've caught bass in 36 degrees water with jigs. The main thing for using jigs in shallow water is to try and make a splashless entry into the water which comes with practice at home with a container of water and time on the water at the lake. I very seldom fish sitting down only if I'm fishing at night with a BlackLight so flippin and pitchin is the main presentation I use for jigs.
Dave Newby
Using a tripod is the only way to take pictures by yourself and it doesn't have to be an expensive one either.
Jacob
I lost at the boat launch boat house with the old stove in the inside a better one than the picture report. That brush line and log groups have produced fish for me all season long.I stopped off and talked to the owners at the Silver Lake Resort for about an hour or so and left about 5.
Fisherman Max
I have been flying the Jolly Roger for about 10 years now so fellow anglers that I know well know that it's my boat so we can compare tactics and catches on the lake that I'm fishing for the day. I don't usually cast a jig. I flip or pitch the lure and mostly use it in shallower water (1 to 4 Foot ) around docks, Brush piles, and lay down logs. Fishing this shallow of water I get to see a lot of the strikes. I use pork baits most of the season for trailers and plastics and pork later when the water warms up. Jigs work all year long and I've caught bass in 36 degrees water with jigs. The main thing for using jigs in shallow water is to try and make a splashless entry into the water which comes with practice at home with a container of water and time on the water at the lake. I very seldom fish sitting down only if I'm fishing at night with a BlackLight so flippin and pitchin is the main presentation I use for jigs.
Dave Newby
Jacob
9/23/2007 10:24:00 PMhey dave can you send me an email? i was gonna ask you a non-fishing related question. nissasuzuk@hotmail.com thanks
Fisherman_max
9/24/2007 2:18:00 PMthanks dave, i hope to soon be able to fish out of a boat but standing in my inflatable is not an option haha and as i am only 14 i cant really buy my own real boat.