"Bass Wacker" ?


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Can't name it junior, had a 70 buick that was named junior, just wouldn't
be right


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...
On Sun, 29 May 2005 12:18:42 -0400, "alwaysfishking"
sent into the ether:

The plan was for Dave to meet me at 5 to load up the new boat and head
out
fishing. 5 a.m came and went with no sign of Dave, so at 5:30 I
launched
solo on the new Jon Boat. Windy and cold so I stayed around the launch
for a
while taking 1 keeper on a tiny brush hog ( Thanks Ronnie. they
produced
today), Dave calls and says he's heading over, he arrives about 30
minutes
later and I take my second keeper at the launch, again on the tiny
brush
hog, The bite had been slow for the past few days with wind and rain
and
storms I expected nothing less. I did however downsize my offering to
the
tiny brush hogs. Fished with Dave a while, but no takers. I didn't have
much
time so I suggested we head to the back cove, I figured the fishing
would be
better there than off the main lake. With two motors on full we
actually
left a small wake and got back there pretty fast, Dave hit his first
keeper
on a red shad powerworm, we troll into the back and I throw my tiny
brush
hog out and see the line start moving, set the hook on a nice fish just
short of 3 lbs, 5 minutes later I hit another one, another minute or
two and
I have a fifth keeper in the boat and Dave is rigging up my brush hogs,
few
minutes later I hit my 6 th fish that just kept tail dancing in circles
at
the boat before the hook popped free. Dave was looking sick at this
point,
we motored out and around the shoreline where I took my next fish my
seventh
for the morning. we keep fishing as we head back in and I land a perch
on
the tiny brush hog, Dave then gets his second keeper on the brush hog
before
we packed it up. It's nice having a new boat even if it is only 12
foot
long, I'll be heading out tomorrow morning again. Some pictures posted
at
a.b.p.f, still need a name for the boat


A new boat, no matter what the size is always a joy to take out. Name
it Junior so it knows its place in the scheme of things to come :}

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He ought to name it Baby Nitro! He's had pretty good luck (I mean skill) in
mine...lol


"Jerry Barton" wrote in message
...
"Bass Wacker" ?


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Can't name it junior, had a 70 buick that was named junior, just wouldn't
be right


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...
On Sun, 29 May 2005 12:18:42 -0400, "alwaysfishking"
sent into the ether:

The plan was for Dave to meet me at 5 to load up the new boat and head
out
fishing. 5 a.m came and went with no sign of Dave, so at 5:30 I
launched
solo on the new Jon Boat. Windy and cold so I stayed around the launch
for a
while taking 1 keeper on a tiny brush hog ( Thanks Ronnie. they
produced
today), Dave calls and says he's heading over, he arrives about 30
minutes
later and I take my second keeper at the launch, again on the tiny
brush
hog, The bite had been slow for the past few days with wind and rain
and
storms I expected nothing less. I did however downsize my offering to
the
tiny brush hogs. Fished with Dave a while, but no takers. I didn't
have much
time so I suggested we head to the back cove, I figured the fishing
would be
better there than off the main lake. With two motors on full we
actually
left a small wake and got back there pretty fast, Dave hit his first
keeper
on a red shad powerworm, we troll into the back and I throw my tiny
brush
hog out and see the line start moving, set the hook on a nice fish
just
short of 3 lbs, 5 minutes later I hit another one, another minute or
two and
I have a fifth keeper in the boat and Dave is rigging up my brush
hogs, few
minutes later I hit my 6 th fish that just kept tail dancing in
circles at
the boat before the hook popped free. Dave was looking sick at this
point,
we motored out and around the shoreline where I took my next fish my
seventh
for the morning. we keep fishing as we head back in and I land a perch
on
the tiny brush hog, Dave then gets his second keeper on the brush hog
before
we packed it up. It's nice having a new boat even if it is only 12
foot
long, I'll be heading out tomorrow morning again. Some pictures posted
at
a.b.p.f, still need a name for the boat


A new boat, no matter what the size is always a joy to take out. Name
it Junior so it knows its place in the scheme of things to come :}

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Fish!!!

Anyone running a Nitro should be called baby...

WW;-)

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
He ought to name it Baby Nitro! He's had pretty good luck (I mean skill)
in
mine...lol


"Jerry Barton" wrote in message
...
"Bass Wacker" ?


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Can't name it junior, had a 70 buick that was named junior, just
wouldn't
be right


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...
On Sun, 29 May 2005 12:18:42 -0400, "alwaysfishking"
sent into the ether:

The plan was for Dave to meet me at 5 to load up the new boat and
head
out
fishing. 5 a.m came and went with no sign of Dave, so at 5:30 I
launched
solo on the new Jon Boat. Windy and cold so I stayed around the
launch
for a
while taking 1 keeper on a tiny brush hog ( Thanks Ronnie. they
produced
today), Dave calls and says he's heading over, he arrives about 30
minutes
later and I take my second keeper at the launch, again on the tiny
brush
hog, The bite had been slow for the past few days with wind and rain
and
storms I expected nothing less. I did however downsize my offering
to
the
tiny brush hogs. Fished with Dave a while, but no takers. I didn't
have much
time so I suggested we head to the back cove, I figured the fishing
would be
better there than off the main lake. With two motors on full we
actually
left a small wake and got back there pretty fast, Dave hit his
first
keeper
on a red shad powerworm, we troll into the back and I throw my tiny
brush
hog out and see the line start moving, set the hook on a nice fish
just
short of 3 lbs, 5 minutes later I hit another one, another minute or
two and
I have a fifth keeper in the boat and Dave is rigging up my brush
hogs, few
minutes later I hit my 6 th fish that just kept tail dancing in
circles at
the boat before the hook popped free. Dave was looking sick at this
point,
we motored out and around the shoreline where I took my next fish my
seventh
for the morning. we keep fishing as we head back in and I land a
perch
on
the tiny brush hog, Dave then gets his second keeper on the brush
hog
before
we packed it up. It's nice having a new boat even if it is only 12
foot
long, I'll be heading out tomorrow morning again. Some pictures
posted
at
a.b.p.f, still need a name for the boat


A new boat, no matter what the size is always a joy to take out. Name
it Junior so it knows its place in the scheme of things to come :}

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www.SecretWeaponLures.com
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Fish!!!

lmao, might that be because you're not launching till after lunch Steve
buddy?

Warren ;-)

"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in
message ...

"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Wind and cold deters me from fishing to after sunrise hours, more of the
wind thing then cold, I just hate fighting it, anchor is a must real
soon,
besides fish didn't start biting until after 7 a.m... either that or I
didn't figure them out until after 7 a.m :-) Summer time and I'm out
there at 4 a.m

LOL, I've found that the older I get, the better fish bite during the
middle
of the day!
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
He's had pretty good luck (I mean skill) in
mine...lol

I told you that's my lucky boat.. To date off the back of the Nitro

2nd Place overall Boom Lake
3rd Place overall Center Hill
2nd Place teams Center Hill

I'll take lucky all the time

How about kissing my baby butt Warren...


"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Anyone running a Nitro should be called baby...

WW;-)

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
He ought to name it Baby Nitro! He's had pretty good luck (I mean skill)
in
mine...lol


"Jerry Barton" wrote in message
...
"Bass Wacker" ?


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Can't name it junior, had a 70 buick that was named junior, just
wouldn't
be right


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...
On Sun, 29 May 2005 12:18:42 -0400, "alwaysfishking"
sent into the ether:

The plan was for Dave to meet me at 5 to load up the new boat and
head
out
fishing. 5 a.m came and went with no sign of Dave, so at 5:30 I
launched
solo on the new Jon Boat. Windy and cold so I stayed around the
launch
for a
while taking 1 keeper on a tiny brush hog ( Thanks Ronnie. they
produced
today), Dave calls and says he's heading over, he arrives about 30
minutes
later and I take my second keeper at the launch, again on the tiny
brush
hog, The bite had been slow for the past few days with wind and
rain
and
storms I expected nothing less. I did however downsize my offering
to
the
tiny brush hogs. Fished with Dave a while, but no takers. I didn't
have much
time so I suggested we head to the back cove, I figured the fishing
would be
better there than off the main lake. With two motors on full we
actually
left a small wake and got back there pretty fast, Dave hit his
first
keeper
on a red shad powerworm, we troll into the back and I throw my tiny
brush
hog out and see the line start moving, set the hook on a nice fish
just
short of 3 lbs, 5 minutes later I hit another one, another minute
or
two and
I have a fifth keeper in the boat and Dave is rigging up my brush
hogs, few
minutes later I hit my 6 th fish that just kept tail dancing in
circles at
the boat before the hook popped free. Dave was looking sick at this
point,
we motored out and around the shoreline where I took my next fish
my
seventh
for the morning. we keep fishing as we head back in and I land a
perch
on
the tiny brush hog, Dave then gets his second keeper on the brush
hog
before
we packed it up. It's nice having a new boat even if it is only 12
foot
long, I'll be heading out tomorrow morning again. Some pictures
posted
at
a.b.p.f, still need a name for the boat


A new boat, no matter what the size is always a joy to take out.
Name
it Junior so it knows its place in the scheme of things to come :}

Remove the x for e-mail reply
www.outdoorfrontiers.com
www.SecretWeaponLures.com
A proud charter member of "PETAF", People for Eating Tasty Animals
and
Fish!!!

alwaysfishking wrote:
....... still need a name for the boat

It's PROPER name could be: Micropterus Catchalotus (I guess I watched
too many Roadrunner cartoons)

It's nickname could be the Bassmobile, and you could start calling Dave
"The Boy Blunder". Hmmmm, capes and tights? Naaahhh... Maybe just on a
bet? HEY! That's your boat! "On a Bet"

It's not the size, engine, name of the boat, it's the results Warren. I
seem to recall your e-mailed pattern not holding up too well for the
Mid-Tenn. No mention of that. Granted you may have well changed up and
caught sooner or later, but it may have been too late. Don't need the big
bucks boat to catch fish, they just have to be there when the bait is
thrown, cuz Lord knows Drew and I don't know much about those Black Bass.
The smallest boat of the fleet did pretty well for the Mid-Tenn. First
place day one, Limit day one, and Big Bass overall. That Starcraft next to
you on launch may very well be the one that knocks you out of the money!


"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Anyone running a Nitro should be called baby...

WW;-)

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
He ought to name it Baby Nitro! He's had pretty good luck (I mean skill)
in
mine...lol


"Jerry Barton" wrote in message
...
"Bass Wacker" ?


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Can't name it junior, had a 70 buick that was named junior, just
wouldn't
be right


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...
On Sun, 29 May 2005 12:18:42 -0400, "alwaysfishking"
sent into the ether:

The plan was for Dave to meet me at 5 to load up the new boat and
head
out
fishing. 5 a.m came and went with no sign of Dave, so at 5:30 I
launched
solo on the new Jon Boat. Windy and cold so I stayed around the
launch
for a
while taking 1 keeper on a tiny brush hog ( Thanks Ronnie. they
produced
today), Dave calls and says he's heading over, he arrives about 30
minutes
later and I take my second keeper at the launch, again on the tiny
brush
hog, The bite had been slow for the past few days with wind and
rain
and
storms I expected nothing less. I did however downsize my offering
to
the
tiny brush hogs. Fished with Dave a while, but no takers. I didn't
have much
time so I suggested we head to the back cove, I figured the fishing
would be
better there than off the main lake. With two motors on full we
actually
left a small wake and got back there pretty fast, Dave hit his
first
keeper
on a red shad powerworm, we troll into the back and I throw my tiny
brush
hog out and see the line start moving, set the hook on a nice fish
just
short of 3 lbs, 5 minutes later I hit another one, another minute
or
two and
I have a fifth keeper in the boat and Dave is rigging up my brush
hogs, few
minutes later I hit my 6 th fish that just kept tail dancing in
circles at
the boat before the hook popped free. Dave was looking sick at this
point,
we motored out and around the shoreline where I took my next fish
my
seventh
for the morning. we keep fishing as we head back in and I land a
perch
on
the tiny brush hog, Dave then gets his second keeper on the brush
hog
before
we packed it up. It's nice having a new boat even if it is only 12
foot
long, I'll be heading out tomorrow morning again. Some pictures
posted
at
a.b.p.f, still need a name for the boat


A new boat, no matter what the size is always a joy to take out.
Name
it Junior so it knows its place in the scheme of things to come :}

Remove the x for e-mail reply
www.outdoorfrontiers.com
www.SecretWeaponLures.com
A proud charter member of "PETAF", People for Eating Tasty Animals
and
Fish!!!

Amen Brother!


"Sean Barton" wrote in message
...
It's not the size, engine, name of the boat, it's the results Warren. I
seem to recall your e-mailed pattern not holding up too well for the
Mid-Tenn. No mention of that. Granted you may have well changed up and
caught sooner or later, but it may have been too late. Don't need the big
bucks boat to catch fish, they just have to be there when the bait is
thrown, cuz Lord knows Drew and I don't know much about those Black Bass.
The smallest boat of the fleet did pretty well for the Mid-Tenn. First
place day one, Limit day one, and Big Bass overall. That Starcraft next
to you on launch may very well be the one that knocks you out of the
money!

"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
lmao, might that be because you're not launching till after lunch Steve
buddy?

But I catch all the fish I want without having to get up at 0 dark thirty.
Sleep in and still catch fish! What can be better than that?
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com