A really outstanding point
in the spring, but really tough this time of year when the water is falling---we
worked it with the Boogle Bugs with no takes
11” Spot after the sun
came up on the black Boogle, Jason did get the bend in the 5 wt. even with this
small spot, I really admire these fish
Numerous lots are being
cleared to make way for more floating docks. This area where this dock will be
placed will cover one of my honey holes.
Jason landed this bluegill
right before we left the lake for home; yes I did dress this fish, because I
expect another trip in a few days that will add to this meal. Dad came up short
today!!!
At least you're getting out. I haven't fished in over a month.
ReplyDeleteAs hard as Jason works, he needs some good down time and being with dad is about as good as it gets for a son.
ReplyDeleteI have to echo what Kevin said. Pressing family matters have kept me away from the water. As you said Bill, you got out with your son. Makes it a good day.
ReplyDeleteStill sounds like a good way to spend the morning, Bill, despite the tough conditions.
ReplyDeleteKevin
ReplyDeleteThis time of the year is a challenge, because of the heat and humidity. I think everyone fishes less this time of the year. Thanks for the comment
Mark
ReplyDeleteHe is really enjoying being at home even if the fishing is slow. thanks for the comment
Howard
ReplyDeleteI seldom get to fish with Jason anymore; a plus for us to get together. thanks for the comment
River
ReplyDeleteWe left early and got back before the heat and humidity set in. thanks for the comment
Bill, I think we all have days when we just need to take in the scenery and the beautiful water and the company of who we are with. "Peace" is where you find it..............
ReplyDeleteI surely do hate when the fish shut down. Time with your son surely makes up for a lot of it, though!
ReplyDeleteNothing better than spending time as father and son.
ReplyDeleteBrook
ReplyDeleteAugust and September are really slow months with the warmwater species. Thanks for the comment
Mel
ReplyDeleteGood to be on back on the water again after missing a month. Thanks for the comment
Matt
ReplyDeleteOne can't beat quality time with your children. Thanks for the comment
Sorry to hear your honey hole will be gone. Glad you were able to get out on the water!
ReplyDeleteJuan
ReplyDeleteMore and more houses are being built on the lake with more floating docks, which covers up some really great fishing spots. Thanks for the comment
Just hate it when the honey hole is not available to fish in. In your case... due to building demands. In my case, someone else has found the same lucky spot and frequently visits it! Oh well... Such is life.
ReplyDeleteRD
ReplyDeleteI'm not the only one who knows about this honey hole, my advantage is I fish it during the week and the rest fish it on weekends--advantage retirement!!--thanks for the comment