Had a lot of fun with these last spring. I looked through my pics last couple days, everything I have has a house or other building in background, all too easy. Anybody got a good one?
Cold Front
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Had a lot of fun with these last spring. I looked through my pics last couple days, everything I have has a house or other building in background, all too easy. Anybody got a good one?
Cold Front
Corey Meyer isn't allowed to guess on this one.
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...idsmallpic.jpg
Haha...my sonic wall at work is saying that the pic you posted is pornographic of some sort...so i cant see it...
I know where that is. Glad to see someone caught something there last year. We had a big blind one come after a bait there last year.
Snizz, shouldn't your computer be used to pornographic stuff by now?
Damn this sonic wall! It is because of the name...something in the name of the link...
Rock bar south end of Willow?
Too bad he caught the small one...those 2 big ones surfacing behind him would have been more fun !!
I don't think it's a rock bar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cold Front
The name I know the spot by was told to me at Indian Trail..I'm guessing that a lot of the spots are known by the same name, but I could be wrong.
Is it north, across the open water, from the camping island that is right north of Indian Trail? One of the three spots that is usually marked with a bleach bottle?
The suspense is killing me...
http://img385.imageshack.us/img385/7...spense1ha9.jpg
Hey Lonardi, it's where you caught that one on the "ebolg" with me.
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ty Sennett
Ebolg!
Looks like World Record Bar
Looks like Al's Bar to me. Or the rock pile adjacent (west) of it.
It's not the rocks off of Willow, and not near the jugs. Those aren't rocks sticking out of the water if I remember right, although there could be just one if that's what's sticking out of the water. Hard for me to remember since last August was the first time I've fished there.
I can't find Al's bar or World record bar listed on either of my maps so I don't know if it's also known as that.
It's world record bar I'm guessing also. That's shearpin bar and ear point in the background. You are on the bar just east of third sister right Jkahler?
Sunken Sister, right?
My maps are in my boat and my boat is in storage at my parents ( about 100 miles from here) If that's Ear Point in the background, then is the camera facing northwest? I see that it's not rocks that are sticking up but a bog.
Hey Ty, glad we can finally agree on something, j/k! Looking forward to retiring end of July -you get to do that when your old!!! Will spend the rest of the summer PRIME TIME on the flowage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ty Sennett
The island in the background is the northwest corner of big timber, konochke (sp?) is in the background just to the right of Jason's hat and above the "rock". I believe Ear Point is just out of the picture to the left, along with the chipmunks. I have heard this spot called world record bar and sunken sister. The "rock" is part of the mud bog, which is also causing the calm water to the left of Jason's hat. Usually a good spot, but last year it was dead to me.
Corey Meyer
Yeah that's it. I heard it called little kenotchkie bar...not sure on the spelling of that. It's Polish for balls I was told.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ty Sennett
I was fishing with that other guide...Tanner something..and we saw Mr Meyer go by and stop at that spot. We were going to hit it next and I figured if Tanner was planning on it, and Corey was there that it would be worth hitting.
I fished it randomly for a week and saw absolutely nothing until one of the last days when I got that tiger on the L-turn with a bucktail. It was my first hybrid so I was pretty happy.
Okay, someone else put up a pic now!
I remember the days when Corey and I were the only ones that fished that spot. Oh, the good old days...............
I've been fishing the Flowage for over 30 years, mostly in mid-Summer, and I have never been able to find shearpin bar! I guess I've been lucky not to have hit it, because I've gone through there 1,000's of times wide open!
Normally you can go right over it, but there are times when the lake is low that you will hit it.
Ty,
If the flowage is at normal pool, how much water usually covers it?