All Alone out there .......

[Ketchn]

Ketchn....could you have used a slip bobber instead?

probably yes , but i NEVER carry them , to much trouble to rig for me .
i fish hard and fast and keep my jig wet . air time is only for flying fish dont you know

[Ketchn]

ANy pics of the girl???

no sir , i about never take photos of strangers .
i did make an exception to that rule last year though .
i had to take a couple just to show some buds what i saw wasnt just a dream

[Ketchn]

Did she disappear into thin air?

into thick woods not thin air sir

[Ketchn]

I was waiting for him to have a picture of a doe, or other animal. So maybe it did happen, but without pics, can we trust the story, lol.

sometimes when folks think no one is around they do things that boggle the mind .
i could tell you in a private message about some of it ,but you would still go sure sure ketchn whatever

[Ketchn]

Good story and I think you had photos of that trail last year? Looks familiar. Anyway, what an interesting technique.
Bob

took my bud sk down it one time ....
we bought had to hold hands to get back up it i tell ya

[dhaire]

I find a slip bobber very easy to rig particularly with the newer setups for sale that take the effort out of affixing the knot part. I used to use a dental floss knot but difficult with cold fingers. Good post.


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[Ketchn]

Uh Outlaw so where is the pic of the young lady? inquiring minds want to know!

Reminds me of when our Best couple friends and us went out to Yosemine and after visiting headed up the back side to go to Tahoe. Saw a bunch of folks trout fishing on a rushing stream next to hiway and stopped to check it out with my fishing buddy Bymo. When I went thru high brush to edge of stream saw a truly beautiful young gal trying to toss a bobber and baited hook out and of course I had to help her figure it out as her BF was up the stream ketchn trout. When bymo came around corner there I was next to Ms america! He always said I was lucky!

Good story and guess this is an isolated place where not many are willing to pay the price to get there. I agree would like to see your technique as well. I do something similar but not with that much line behind me.

I once helped a gal in almost the exact same situation in a trout place in Colorado .
Her bf seemed to be who cares about her as well ?
the main difference though was she needed help LANDING big trout !

[Chuck Adams]

Thanks for another great story and pictures.
Wish we had fish and fishing spots like that here in Indiana.
Have to drive 1-3 hours just to ketch a sandwich around here.
I’m gonna have to figure out the river fish around here. Only about 1/2 mile from boat ramp but just can’t catch crappie there. They have got to be there and I know it’s me.
Thanks again
Chuck.


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[Ketchn]

Thanks for another great story and pictures.
Wish we had fish and fishing spots like that here in Indiana.
Have to drive 1-3 hours just to ketch a sandwich around here.
I’m gonna have to figure out the river fish around here. Only about 1/2 mile from boat ramp but just can’t catch crappie there. They have got to be there and I know it’s me.
Thanks again
Chuck.


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rivers can be tricky spots to ketch crappie in , i consider them to be the largest challenge to me in these parts .
of course i dont use a boat very often so figuring out where and when to be at certain spots is the key .
they seem to roam heavily in the rivers here and where they were yesterday can be a mile or better away from where they are today.

[Chuck Adams]

Ketchn,
The great thing about the river is you never know what you might catch.
Think I’m going to focus on sauger today. Supposed to warm up to 67 with rain coming in tomorrow.
Then back to the 40’s.
Better than sitting on the couch!!
Chuck


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