Blat pictures of millpond don’t have many good ones .. what we talked about tonight .. appreciate all the help.. also wanted to let you see a pic of my buddies fish he caught out of there … Brian Latimer
My home lake has been pretty dead for some time. It’s been tough finding fish from the bank. Yesterday, after 5 hours with nothing to show for it, I stumbled on a section that looked dead. It was “dirty,” yet deep with noticeable algae. I was going to pass then saw movement. Threw a spinnerbait right at the reeds and immediately got a reaction and bite, but could hold on. Followed with a Z-Man Pop Frogz and watched a swirl and finally the big gulp. This may be my largest fish this season (4.2 lbs).
I know I'm a new "student" but from what I see so far you guys are a great group of people. I was thinking it would be cool for people that live fairly close to each other to link up and share/ go over techniques that are taught here. I live in Columbia SC and there are a few lakes as well as rivers near where I live. If there are people relatively close maybe we could schedule a on the water SUF study group.
A few on top water today in the wind on points. This one on a drop shot off a rocky point
Updating trolling motor plugs and installing marine grade wiring for the trolling motor on the Nucanoe F12 today. Hopefully I will have everything done today and hitting the water tomorrow !
Book a group coaching call today. Here’s step by step instructions on how to do it in this video link.
https://sufschool.com/programs/how-to-book-a-fall-fishing-group-coaching-call-57c08a
Hey guys!
I’m looking to make a switch on rod manufacturer. B. Lat, I know you’re with Level Rods and have seen and read good things. Looking for recommendations for some of my favorite tactics in my home lake to start out with. I’d say, froggin, flippin and trappin run the most, but im going to start exploring more lakes and areas to fish n Middle NC and, I fish the salt.
- frog fishing
- flipping up to 1oz
- trappin’
- chatterbait up to 1/2 oz
- paddle tails up to 6” (1/2oz jig heads or under belly weight max)
- spinner sit/buzzbait
- light Texas rig with 4-6” stick baits
These are just some of the most successful baits I use in my home body and I’m sure some of these techniques could be interchangeable on the same rod.
Got a question for my northern anglers
When would be a great time to start online CPR for the north anglers.
I need some help with months
Thank you