Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts

Sunday, March 6, 2011

New Trout Fishing Website

Check out this website about trout fishing.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Pond Fishing at its Best

Sometimes you just can't beat a farm pond for good fishing. Ed, Ben, and I spent Sunday morning fishing several beautiful ponds that are exclusively used for fishing; there are no cows in the water, just bass, catfish, bluegills, and a few huge carp. My wife's uncle takes good care of these miniature lakes and it shows. The bass seem noticeably larger this year.

We mostly fished top water. Ed used a torpedo and I used a popper. I also caught several on a woolly bugger and Ben caught four on a rubber minnow.

Ed caught the largest fish of the day before I even had my line in the water. There's a picture in yesterday's post. I caught the second largest on my last cast of the day. That last fish grabbed my popper and wrapped it around a limb on the bottom. We had to hull in the fish, limb and all, which wasn't easy because the tippet was only a three pound test.


All in all, it was one of the best times I've had on those ponds, and I've had some really good fishing there. It was fun because the fish are getting bigger and because Ben had a great time with his uncle and dad. He's a much more independent fisherman this year, and starting to show some impressive casting and fish fighting skills, but I'm probably just a little biased.

Monday, May 26, 2008

Memorial Day Weekend in the Ozarks


We didn't all get together, but most of us found ourselves fishing or floating the Ozarks this weekend. I'm sure there are some stories to be told...

Monday, March 17, 2008

Trout or Smallmouth

Russell, I liked your article on Trout and Smallmouth on Fly Fishing the Ozarks. It's been a while since we've been to the Niangua. We should go again sometime soon. Although, I have developed more of an affinity for the streams in the White River Watershed. The southerly flowing rivers in the Missouri Ozarks seem a little more wild and cleaner.

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Fish

Do you think we'll catch some trout? I bet we can if we fish deep enough. I'm sure there won't be much competition from other fisherman on the Eleven Point in January.

I've been hankering to fish lately but haven't found time.