richg99
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We arrived back in Houston last Friday. I put the 2007 Lowe 1756 in the water for the first time yesterday. Since I was truly just trying to see how she ran, how she planed, and how she started etc., I used the closest freshwater lake (Lake Conroe).
The boat did well in all aspects, and I even stumbled on an 18 inch Channel Catfish. She hit a Berkley Power Worm, which was intended for a LM bass.
I took the Lowe to saltwater today. On about the 3rd or 4th cast, I pulled in a 16/17 inch Speckled Trout! A good fighting fish, she was a fine surprise so early into my trip. Two casts later, I hooked and landed a Sand trout. After 15 minutes or so, a feisty Ribbonfish (Atlantic Cutlass Fish) came to the gunnel. Finished the catching with another sand trout.
Only the Speckled Trout would be considered a ...game fish..., but sliming is sliming. The Ribbonfish sports some impressive teeth!
The boat did well in all aspects, and I even stumbled on an 18 inch Channel Catfish. She hit a Berkley Power Worm, which was intended for a LM bass.
I took the Lowe to saltwater today. On about the 3rd or 4th cast, I pulled in a 16/17 inch Speckled Trout! A good fighting fish, she was a fine surprise so early into my trip. Two casts later, I hooked and landed a Sand trout. After 15 minutes or so, a feisty Ribbonfish (Atlantic Cutlass Fish) came to the gunnel. Finished the catching with another sand trout.
Only the Speckled Trout would be considered a ...game fish..., but sliming is sliming. The Ribbonfish sports some impressive teeth!