Thread: I wacked a bunch around this brushpile

Thanks guys. That is Pallet #11. Increase the contrast to about 13-16 and sensitivity somewhere around 9-11 works pretty good for me. If you play with the sensitivity/contrast you can just about black out the background and make the fish and structure really pop out. Sure is easy on my eyes looking at that pallet. Really helps the individual fish stand out as long as they are not deep in the brush. And normal old branching brush piles look good too, but the one in this pic still has leaves all over it. I thought I had a couple other pics in this pallet but I guess I don't yet. Just really started using that color and playing with around with it.

Very nice shot and good info... I have to ask ; How many is a bunch?

Well..."a bunch" for me would not be a bunch for most on here I'm sure, but I managed 19 off this spot. That's "a bunch" more than I have been catching lately off a single brush pile.

Originally Posted by akaslyguy

Well..."a bunch" for me would not be a bunch for most on here I'm sure, but I managed 19 off this spot. That's "a bunch" more than I have been catching lately off a single brush pile.

Are you kidding ; that's a heck of a bunch off ONE pile, for ANYBODY. Thank you for your reply...

I was surprised too, mostly been hunting and pecking grabbing 2 or 3 here and 2 or 3 there. Here they were just stacked. Thinking I will check that spot again this weekend... and every chance I get from now own

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I would too...... every chance.........

Well, the stars were not aligned today I guess, same spot as in pic but only 2 fish. As usual, I hunted and pecked to get a mess, but I'm not complaining. Just glad I was in the right spot at the right time that day.... for once. On a side note..... I eased around and marked a bunch of new brush piles

That be fishing. You got a mess and found some new piles ; sounds like a good day to me...