Thread: Found a few stacked like cord wood

Nice Views on the equipment! The vote is still out as to if I add fish detector to my new yak. Have fished the last three years without one and done well. (Yes, I know.... they are useful!) As for fishing, today:
Out for about 4-hours and was set up nice on what I call a "pig pen", in that when they built this lake they built a log crib in the shape of a triangle, sides being about 35' long and from what i can figure without electronics, was built three nice size logs high, in about 18' of water. Top of logs are about 4-5 feet down in most places though there are some spots that you have about 3' (Those are spots that a lot of my jigs are on display!) Not all too sure whats in the middle, likely a few logs and limb wood.

As water clarity is only about 2', some would wonder how I know all of this (few do, on this lake as I have only seen few others ever fish it half way right and they saw me there at other times!). I have used a 1-lb lead weight on 1/8 inch cord and "dipped sounded" the whole area. Amazing what you can feel that way!
So today, I felt good catching 9-black crappie, one bluegill and a small bass, fly fishing the area. Guess I'll need to trip out with someone with good electronics and study their use, before dropping more bills on equipment!

FT I know what ya mean about the jigs on display, left a few on that tree today. I enjoy running a FF and part of the fun while I'm on the water. But even with a FF today you still had me beat LOL... Mine had lockjaw.

Tom, read my post from today on the FL forum. I used the BG itty bitty swimmers for the first time today when the bite shut off and doubled our catch. Studs too. I'm thinkin that you might keep a few with you for when you find something like you did here and maybe get one or two and identify what they are. Those are some great screen shots.

Looks like you've got that Garmin dialed in. Nice screenshots.