CAN”T BELIEVE IT

I think another crucial question is in what context was the spot fished. I think if you don’t want someone to fish your spots than you need to define which ones where yours. I was out with fluker this weekend and took him to some areas were i was catching some bass. Together we explored up the bank and found some good fish. So who’s spot is that? I led him to the area but he fished it differenty and found bigger fish. I think in a case like pre fishing you should just communicate to your fishing partner and set some ground rules.

Natyreboy, Don’t be showing Fluker any spots!! J/K we’ve got a club tourney on 7 and 8 this weekend which I’m sure he told ya.

everybody knows how to find their way to Shady maple and the gravel pit…

Hey Cade, not even close.

Hey coyote boy, you have phone mail. Be sure and call me tomorrow.

I know, Just giving Kevin some crap right back!

that’s fine cade, we fish the same spots but it seems my smallest fish posted this year is bigger than your biggest… do the math

jp DOG

You’re probably right..I have had a hard time catching anything over 18-1/2″ this year so far

your time will come. i am a pre spawn kinda guy. my size goes down hill after mid to late june!

mines the opposite..Maybe we can get out this summer and catch some fish

I’d take it as lesson learned. Next partner find one that’s just as shy about giving out information/spots as you are then test them on comunity holes, before showing them the honey holes!!!

Natureboy,

I can believe it.

Number one rule on spots that good. Never bring anyone, not even your best friend. You might get by showing them to your kids but that’s about it.

Now you know. Usually when you learn this important rule of fishing it hurts so back you don’t forget.