Thread: Toledo Bend

Originally Posted by prefers shiners

looks like a great time with fellowship and catching.......thanks for the pics.......something about pics of fish that get you so excited.....I can look at that pic and see the cork going down......BAM

me too except when i put a shiner on

Originally Posted by free bird

Yeah me tooooo......wait a minute. Cork? What cork? I see it too and I don't see no cork!!!

i think corks r the most fun....nothin like that!

Originally Posted by fishervet

i think corks r the most fun....nothin like that!

:rolleyes:

Shinerz, jigs...cork, or tight line. Single pole, spider rig, etc. I like it all.

My favorite thing is catching em. Followed close by eating them. Bringing up a close third is picking at folks on CDC.

Really enjoyed the time with you two! I took my wife this morning, but didnt go until 8 because looked like rain was on the way, but by 8 we knew it was dying off before it really got here. We got 21 on 1/32 oz roadrunners and pretty shallow water still. Nothing was deeper than 10', but I also know some have gone deep to their summer patterns. However I also know there are a good many still shallow and some very shallow. Had a guy bass fishin come across near where we were fishing and yes he ask if we minded him cutting through a shallow part. He also said as crossing that shallow place could see crappie all over the place.

Again I really enjoyed y'all coming over to fish and need to come back!

Skip

Skip, we will - count on it my friend. I plan on coming again mid summer. Really enjoyed that 6 mile area where you are at. We had never been there. The drive over and back was nice as well (I got to pull Danny's boat in my truck - in Texas! ). Guys, Skip has a serious tying operation at his house, first class for sure.

Originally Posted by free bird

Yeah me tooooo......wait a minute. Cork? What cork? I see it too and I don't see no cork!!!

Believe it or not, I brought my cricket basket on Saturday. Danny did tie on a cricket hook, attached a cork (both his own on his own rod), and watched it go under more than once. I was going to take a picture, but didn't want to embarrass him . Only two crickets escaped in his boat. We had fun all around, and that's what counts to me.

Originally Posted by jigman4

That looks like some nice fish,where at and how deep?I have never
fished TB past cricle drive.I may go and fish pendleton bridge this summer.
Have you ever fished there?

I have fished there on the state artificial reefs on pylons 2-12 when the water is calm, and the boat traffic is a minimum. That's the only place where a caught two at a time on a double drop shot rig.

Those are some nice size slabs.