I went in a bay and just started going. Literally that simple. I let the wind blow me across. In Florida there's so much that you can't really pick a part. Its all matted!

that was the biggest one this year I think!

Yeah graphs are of no relevance to me for this. you don't have to but I never turned them on all week

Glad to hear its helping man. Feel free to let me know some things you'd like a workshop on in the community section!

I have a plug knocker from frabill that reaches up to 15ft ! it works pretty good!

We are actually try to do that through the Pan America championship. Ive participated in this event before. It's where a few countries get together and have a tournament. I actually won it in Canada a few years ago! 

I agree with your son! every fish is a big fish! It makes no sense to yell small one. That's no fun!

If it's muddy I bet you can catch them on about any moving target! any little stump or wood. How many did you catch that day? What information did you gather on this trip?

doing some night fishing? Is this possibly before the sun comes up very early in the morning?

So this is very subjective. If you're fishing the lower end of your lake not much changes. If you're fishing the upper stretches or northern dam areas a lot could change. Tell me this.

How were you getting bites before?

What was the water levels before the rain?

How much water was moving through the system before the rain? 

What is the condition of the water now compared to what it was before the rain?

What species are you fishing for?

What are your strengths as a angler?

What baits do you have confidence in?