Tin boat shakedown

dave · 05-04-14, 03:57 PM

Ignore the vests. LOL posted on TF and Bassfishin.com

Hooked up with Kevin at 6AM. The creek was quite dirty. Kevin said that one of his home lakes in Ohio looks like chocolate milk all the time. He didn't think it was that dirty, it was. One small bass on a baby 1-. Then, the wind kicked up good. I hate when that happens. We found some protection from it. Kevin hooked up with a nice bass off on a jig. A few yards down the line, his line moves, this time a small snakehead. I picked another fat bass from under some limbs. Every fish with the exception on the first, were super tight on a deepish bank. Something about jig fishing that I just like, Kevin felt the same. This was Kevin's third time on the boat and is on again in the summer.

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05-04-14, 03:57 PM	#1
dave BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 401	Tin boat shakedown Ignore the vests. LOL posted on TF and Bassfishin.com Hooked up with Kevin at 6AM. The creek was quite dirty. Kevin said that one of his home lakes in Ohio looks like chocolate milk all the time. He didn't think it was that dirty, it was. One small bass on a baby 1-. Then, the wind kicked up good. I hate when that happens. We found some protection from it. Kevin hooked up with a nice bass off on a jig. A few yards down the line, his line moves, this time a small snakehead. I picked another fat bass from under some limbs. Every fish with the exception on the first, were super tight on a deepish bank. Something about jig fishing that I just like, Kevin felt the same. This was Kevin's third time on the boat and is on again in the summer. Attached Thumbnails

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