Thread: Smithville 8/7

Originally Posted by LeeinMo

Alex, I saw you leaving and heading under W bridge. I knew I could not catch you in the red rocket ship. I fished north of Trimble on the flats until the wind just got unfishable. Had a decent day, most fish were in 4-8' in 15 fow.

Left there went up into Lynn Roberts for not a single catch. Left there and hit the piles off of W. Pulled out the cranks and caught a limit of bass in about a hour.

Nothing to write home about though. Lee

I couldn't take the heat at 8:00am in the morning. Took refuge under the bridges today. Man, I this is some kind of KRAZY heat.

Glad you caught something today.

good job alex . i hope you dropped a few of those fish on that new deck. wouldnt want to have that new boat smell too long.

Alex I fished up roberts and south of Lynn caoght 6 keeper most in 8 to 10 ft of water. Used a red and white road runner under a long pole.

Alex, I figured you would look like a lobster after the first weekend with the new boat - really expected to see you match the new ride.

GREAT report Alex, glad you enjoyed the new ride! Keefer, thats like the worst picture ever

Originally Posted by keeferfish

Alex, I figured you would look like a lobster after the first weekend with the new boat - really expected to see you match the new ride.

Bill, when I first got a boat there was a learning curve on the different types of sun burns you can get on the water: clear sky, water reflected, wind burn, etc. It took me a while to figure out the many different ways the lake could turn me into a lobster. But not, it's SPF 1000 or a roll in the mud to keey the sun off of me.

Originally Posted by apkape

Bill, when I first got a boat there was a learning curve on the different types of sun burns you can get on the water: clear sky, water reflected, wind burn, etc. It took me a while to figure out the many different ways the lake could turn me into a lobster. But not, it's SPF 1000 or a roll in the mud to keey the sun off of me.

The nice thing about Alex is he will share his sun screen with any old, gross pasty-white dude that he meets on the water. Thanks again, but I would appreciate it next time if you wouldn't pull up next to me and laugh, especially in the month of June:D!

Glad your new boat is workin out and that was a great report too