Andy at age 77, that morning fishing is what keeps you going. You're a very lucky man to have that going for you. I look forward to your reports every day. Thanks and stay healthy my friend.Why can't I just stay home. LOL!
What a nice report. Bob, you got him hooked for life. Good for you.Andypat, I love your near daily reports. It's been an inspiration to me and I've been motivated to getting out "whenever" so far this spring. I don't shore fish tidal water very often until things heat up (literally and figuratively. lol). My son and I have been hitting all kinds of random small lakes and ponds near my house and we have been steady plucking largemouth just about everywhere.
My boy has never caught a smallmouth and yesterday he asked if we could try. We went down to the potomac below great falls (angler's inn area) and got 3 a piece in just 90 minutes. Today we're going to the Carderock area as soon as he gets home from school for more smallmouth action. He's becoming quite the fisherman for 11 years old.
If anybody is wondering what we're using, it's pretty simple. 4" - 5 3/8" stickbaits (bass pro stick-o's and Yum stick baits) rigged weedless and weightless. Anything dark blue or natural green is catching consistently.
Thanks catman. I am just starting to feel the pains. LOL!Andy at age 77, that morning fishing is what keeps you going. You're a very lucky man to have that going for you. I look forward to your reports every day. Thanks and stay healthy my friend.
bluefish,If you go for some fish to eat, go for large bluegill. They are easy to catch right now, and IMO are the best tasting fish. Nothing like a mess of fried bluegills. I like them much better then crappie and white perch.When you are blessed with the ability and access to fish in your "backyard," you do it because you can! I need to give stripers a break and go for some food fish!
Very true. And I also enjoy your reports.Andy at age 77, that morning fishing is what keeps you going. You're a very lucky man to have that going for you. I look forward to your reports every day. Thanks and stay healthy my friend.
He didn't have much of a choice. To hang with dad outdoors = casting a rod. Lol. He's hooked for life. Never complains and gallons of patience in the tank.What a nice report. Bob, you got him hooked for life. Good for you.