Thread: The best afternoon I've had in a while

I'm with Skip, those smiles say it all, and kudo's to you for teaching them!!!!!!!

Those are some happy little girls having a good time right there, and they are cuties. Good job Grandpa!
Iv'e had my oldest grandson out several times and I've got another turning two in a month so it
won't be much longer and I'll be able to take him also,cant wait.

The "SMILES" say it all, I have nothing else to say!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

grandkids......nothing like em.looks like a great day of fishing

Pretty good bream those girls have there. The spotted bass like those bridge pilings there and you don't have to burn much gas to get there, bout a hundred yards away from the dock. I've been thinking about doing some night fishing there but haven't done it yet

Originally Posted by Psmith

Pretty good bream those girls have there. The spotted bass like those bridge pilings there and you don't have to burn much gas to get there, bout a hundred yards away from the dock. I've been thinking about doing some night fishing there but haven't done it yet

Yea those bridge pilings are good for about all fish, some of our best crappie and gills come from Twin Forks and Mondye bridge. The new bridge is starting to hold some fish also.
I've done better night fishing on up a little in the first curve toward the north bank, last time we when and used lights, it feld like the boat was going to rise up out of the water because of so many bait fish.

It don't get no better than that, my friend.

This just proves what fishing is all about. A way to connect with nature and to pass along to the next generation a love for it all. I took my kids as often as I could when they were little. Now when they come to visit athey all want to go fishing. They are also passing their love for the sport along to their own Husbands and Wives and to their own children

Life don't get any better than when fishing with Children in my opinion.