Make sure to vote in my poll... Come-on dressing folks! We gotta beat out the stuffing folks...

If ya know, ya know! Seems like forever ago. How many of y'all thought they left out the code when you got your order? Hahaha.

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This is the knot keeper I was talking about in the chat.

I'm tellin y'all, Lake Juliette is a hard nut to crack... Hooked a good one on a diesel minnow, but my line got wrapped up in anchor.... Back to the video... Bait balls were everywhere. Yet nothing really blowing up on them. What do ya think, have y'all ever seen that???

Fishing Hack: Had to replace my anchor wizard cord and chain. Since the old one is at the bottom of Lake Juliette... I chose to use a chain as an anchor again so I can adjust the weight in the river. I took the idea from the Fluke Master instead of him using rod socks to wrap the electronics cords. I am using them to wrap the chains. Hopefully this will help with unnecessary snags on rocks and debris. I have 5 total, each weighs about 1.5 lbs and is approximately 12" long. I also melted the ends, but for extra security I ziptied the tips as well.

Guess who's back? The Yak is back! Finally got my replacement kayak... Had to do some quick modifications to it in the driveway under headlamp and street light but got it ready enough to fish thursday morning... Destiny Siguenza look at the last couple of pictures. LoL anchor wizard tip: When fishing deep, make sure the other end of the rope is secured tightly. 🤦🤦🤦

What's up SUF fam. I recently went fishing with my Omnia app. I don't have any electronics so it shows me water depth and underwater contour changes. I had to break out my " Knockoff Nalgene bottle tote'n wanna be environmental science major days" to remember how to read the contours.
So, I thought not everyone may understand what they are looking at. On the 3D image pics you can mentally flip the image and imagine it as a hole or valley or you can imagine it covered in water as a cliff or mound all depending on the depth number listed on the contour line... The main thing to remember is... The closer the lines the steeper the slope like a ledge and the further the lines the more gentle the slope. Hope these help...

Spooky spooky... While at an oddities museum in Savannah, Georgia (Graveface Museum) they had a cabinet of "haunted\ cursed dolls" I have included the time stamps showing that these were taken less than a minute apart... The first photo was of the paper mache head. Notice that it is quarded considerably towards the door... The second picture is of me taking a photo of the whole cabinet... Notice the paper mache head....it's turned looking straight at me. I did not notice this until that night going through the photos.on my phone. The next day I showed the staff and they said that they have stuff like that all the time. They also said that the cabinet is glued and screwed shut to prevent anyone from touching the items... Stay spooky.