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[Stand Up]

Here's a few pics of the mighty Jon and of course fish pictures.

 

[Stand Up]

This is a pic of the algae filled lake that I fished in. Usually it's a nice lake but with all of the high heat we had the algae bloomed and killed a lot of the Walleye that were present. Sad, because you can't keep any Walleye from this lake as it's catch and release only.

 

[Stand Up]

Here is a link to a video I took while boating in the Algae filled lake. It looks like pea soup. Has anyone else experienced this?

 

[sonny.barile]

couple of weeks ago…….I fished my local river. Its a tidal river far enough north from the salt water bay to be considered brackish. Launched my boat at the peak of high tide and headed about 3 miles south to an area that “was” productive last year. Two hours there on weed lines and a bridge basin and only managed one little Striper. (approximately 16 inches). Decided to run north about 6 miles and hit a creek mouth I haven’t fished much. I got on the trolling motor and spent the next hour following the weed line to north of that creek. Picked up about 4 little guys……Went about 2 miles further north and fished another weed line. came up on a parking lot sized eddy cutting into a marsh. Picked up dozens of fish to 30 inches. They just kept biting……They were sitting on this shallow eddy. I fished it down to the last hour of moving tide…..then it just turned off. There was a nearby creek I knew of that runs up to an area with a low bridge that you need the tide to be mostly out to get under. It opens up to lake like salt marsh. I started heading up that creek and as I got closer I saw dozens of surface swirls. I killed the outboard and dumped in the trolling motor and went to the other side. I switched to anchor mode and started casting under the bridge. Spent the last hour of the tide hauling in dozens more 20-30 inch Striper.

 

[sonny.barile]

Here is a link to a video I took while boating in the Algae filled lake. It looks like pea soup. Has anyone else experienced this?

Gotta watch your cooling water intakes when running in an aquatic salad…..

 

[Doug De Weert]

Not too bad.

 

[HANGEYE]

Not too bad.

Forgot to log in.

 

[Fishingman48]

A little of this and that From Northern , NY to Southern ,NY BROOKIES , BASS & RAINBOWS

 

[Fishingman48]

A little of this & a little of that a wide verity of tastes

 

[Fishingman48]

Nice lot of fish I had to add this one My cousin was fishing the Hudson and hooked into this beauty his line snapped and as she went to turn, he did something i never thought he would do he dove right into the river after it!!
As you can see this is one that did not get away!

 

[LDUBS]

My son got a couple like this on our last outing.

 

[LDUBS]

From this morning.

 

[flatheadsteve]

Kids having fun

 

[jethro]

Fathers Day weekend, very cold and breezy in the Northwestern Maine mountains. Doubled up on the downriggers!

 

[airshot]

Nice pics all thanks for posting....keep um coming, come on no else wants to show sum great pics on here.

here's sum pics when i took the 1 year old with me.

..........................flipping the bell.................................................................reeling it in..............................

tightening the drag.......

holding the fish like a CHAMP!!!

She is a beaut....and so is the fish !!! Lol....

 

[Ray Clark]

Loves me some crappie fish. Went out yesterday morning early to beat the heat. Was making my way around looking at the normal underwater structures and those were slow. Then went out deeper and saw some schooling baitfish and couple fish flags on the Helix 7, so I threw out a 1/16 oz jig head with a white swirltail plastic. Got one crappie, then another. Moved a little bit and changed over to some Gulp Minnows. Moved to wind-protected cove and set the anchor lock. Cast out into the middle of the cove and it was game on. Fishing was hot for an hour casting into the same spot -- found a "hole." The bite was still on but the basket was full and the day was getting hot, so I quit.

Only threw back six fish. Two smallish crappie, two small bluegill, and two 12-14" bass (have to be 15" to keep here.)

Cleaning panfish is not one of my favorite things, but I do like to eat them.

 

[Lost But Happy]

Loves me some crappie fish. Went out yesterday morning early to beat the heat. Was making my way around looking at the normal underwater structures and those were slow. Then went out deeper and saw some schooling baitfish and couple fish flags on the Helix 7, so I threw out a 1/16 oz jig head with a white swirltail plastic. Got one crappie, then another. Moved a little bit and changed over to some Gulp Minnows. Moved to wind-protected cove and set the anchor lock. Cast out into the middle of the cove and it was game on. Fishing was hot for an hour casting into the same spot -- found a "hole." The bite was still on but the basket was full and the day was getting hot, so I quit.

Only threw back six fish. Two smallish crappie, two small bluegill, and two 12-14" bass (have to be 15" to keep here.)

Cleaning panfish is not one of my favorite things, but I do like to eat them.

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Now that's what I call a mess of crappie!! Wow!

 

[thill]

Pulled my little tin boat to Tampa to visit my dad. Took my little brother fishing. He had never gone before. The wind was howling, so we had to fish in the harbor, but caught lots of small snapper, pinfish, and so on. He was thrilled. Here is a pic of his first fish ever, a Mangrove Snapper:



Also, he caught some of these:



It was a great day on the water, despite the wind

 

[thill]

Took my nephew out, not on my tinnie, but there was one fishing next to us. That counts. right?

We got into all sorts of fish. Ryan caught his biggest redfish ever, at 32". Then he hooked into something big, and did a great job, landing a 48" redfish. That was a beast!







Released it to make more just like it.



What a great day on the water. Ryan won't soon forget that trip!

 

[crannman]

Nice 4lb largemouth and a 3lb smallmouth this week.