Heres a pic of the boat. Very sharp boat Brad. I beleave his other bass boat is for sale. Hopefully Brad will see this and can clue us in on who his partner is in the pic [sorry didn’t get his name], What lures they caught fish on, and how much he wants for his other boat.
Thanks, Bill
Well Brad, What you throwing? Was that your grandpa with you or somebody from a nursing home?
Acturally its a white color in the back of the hat that his partner was wearing and hes not that old. The sun was hitting us wrong and waves from another boat going by.
Thanks, Bill
Caught em all on 3-ways and floaters!
Yep, got grandpa Bony out of the home for a couple hours!! 
P.S.–He was a great net man!! 
I know Bill. I’m picking.
I’ll tell you what worked since Brad is too secretive. My partner and I used 1/2 oz. jigs and texas rigged brush hogs, tubes and a little topwater stuff later at night. Color is basic. The dirtier water closer to Fisherman’s Inn is better suited for darker colors naturally. Blacks and dark blues. The water cleans up as you go down lake and their I use more medium colors like watermelon green, etc. The real key out there for bass is to fish slow yet keep covering as much water as you can effectively. The boat wakes on busy days like that really affect were the bass position themselves in relation to the bank as well as the sun. Many good areas I typically like to fish had a mud line out 4 feet from the bank due to boat wake which I do not prefer. We boated some good fish. Had 4 fish for over 11 pounds. One 4 #, one 3.5 and a couple over 2. All largies.
Thanks Eric. 
Bradley, so do you have a gameplan worked out for tuesday night? Are you going to be changing things up or sticking with what you did hoping the champs will slip up? I may or may not be out to defend the title.
Eric, what kind and color of boat do you have? Would you guys mind starting a thread on the local bass club? Giving everyone some info on it may help attract new members. Also telling about the Tuesday night bass tournaments might attract some new people too. Even a report on each tournament would be interesting. 
Thanks, Bill
ps. What do brush hogs look like? [you can tell I’m not a bass fisherman ]
Bill.Anyone interested in fishing the Tuesday night bass tourny’s at lake Zumbro can just show up.It goes out of Fisherman’s Inn right now.Roughly 5:00-5:30 start depending on the time of year and generally runs untill 9:00.Weigh in is at the landing.Entry is $20.00 including big bass pot.100% pay back.It’s a good time.
Thanks for the info on the tourney. Is there a name and phone number that I can direct people to or an e-mail address? I get quite a few questions on the club and tournament, so it would be nice to have a person to tell them to contact.
Good Fishing,
Mike
Thanks Tim. This would be a great chance to plug the local bass club too if you or anyone else wants to give some info on it. [hint hint]
Thanks, Bill
The local bass club is the Zumbro Valley Bassmasters. We have a meeting the first weds. of each month. The club fishes 7 tournaments a year. Much more to explain but don’t want to get confusing. Any questions on the bass club and how you can join, you can call me @ 507-272-0316. You don’t need a fancy boat to join, in fact you don’t need one at all. The dues are $85.00 a year.
Goosekiller explained the tues, night tournament well. This is seperate from the bass club. You don’t need to be a member of anything, just show up as Tim said.
I’ve fished the tues night tourney a few times, always fun. Like was said, all you need to do is show up (and bring 20 bucks).
Tues. the 28th tournament:
Tim Domaille and Steve Hady took first with 7-11
Yours truely and Rick Billings 2nd with 7-7
Jerie Eckholt and partner??? 3rd
We had about 10-12 boats. Only a few limits brought in. The Arneson brothers had big bass, a 4+ largie.
Anyone, feel free to come out. Low pressure fun tourney to break up the work week.
Bill, I don’t know how to post pictures, so about the brush hog, its a Zoom product. Simaliar to a lizard but has more bulk and more tentacles.
oh, by the way, for you Northern slayers, they were eating out there last night. I caught three, one I lost. One was over 5# I’m sure and the one I lost was I’m sure bigger. Straighten out a 5/0 hook on a jig and 25 # line. They were on timber, kinda deeper.
Thanks Eric. Here is some links to a site so everyone may see what a brush hog looks like and check out Zoom Baits for bass.
I have also heard reports of anglers catching bass on the B-Fish-N plastics on rivers and lakes too. Here is a link to their site. Mike at Hooked On Fishing in Rochester carrys these plastics.
Congrats Tim & Steve!
We are allready back from our week on the Whitefish Chain. 
(Time flies up there!)
Plenty of Bass action up that way,bubble gum Senkos wacky style were the way to go up there,nothin big,but an occational 3 pounder thrown in the mix. 
Mostly Deeper weed line action.
See ya Tues. night!
P.S.–If ya come out Tues.night, follow the white Ranger!
Later, Brad.
By the way, when I get the other boat cleaned up I’ll be sure to get it posted, picks and prices.If I can figure it out.
Its an 84 Skeeter Starfire 18 1/2 ft. with an 88 Merc 175 with 200 heads, she flies!!–GPSd at 73. 
You wont find a nicer 84 out there, its in excellent shape,great starter bass boat.
If ya know anyone interested in gettin into bass fishin lettem know.
Thanks , Brad 507-421-0221, or pm me.
Brad has used this boat many times to fish the Walleye Searchers Tournaments [his other addiction-walleyes] [shhhh, don’t tell the bass guys, lol] so I have seen it many times. Very nice condition guys.
Brad, if you need help with pics just hollar and I’ll run [well, drive really] down the street to your place and take some pics and post them for you.
Thanks, Bill
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By the way, when I get the other boat cleaned up I’ll be sure to get it posted, picks and prices.If I can figure it out.
Its an 84 Skeeter Starfire 18 1/2 ft. with an 88 Merc 175 with 200 heads, she flies!!–GPSd at 73.
You wont find a nicer 84 out there, its in excellent shape,great starter bass boat.
If ya know anyone interested in gettin into bass fishin lettem know.
Thanks , Brad 507-421-0221, or pm me.
Heres a couple pics.
Brads Bass Boat For Sale
The Zumbro didn’t produce too many bass last night. It seemed a little tougher for most last night than usual. Maybe the holiday weekend boat wake, etc. pushed the fish out off the banks a little more.
Jay Hodge and Nick Bowlus won with 4 bass for a littl eover 8 pounds. They had a 4+ pound largie.
@nd went to ol’ Jerrie Eckholt and partner. They always have a limit of 5. 7+ pounds.
There was 9 boats I believe.
The water has cleared up pretty good again. Northerns were biting as usual. They seem abundant out there, maybe unless your trying to catch them.
Hey goosekiller,
How is it going? Your still big into the bass tourney’s out at Lake Zumbro I see. You’ll know who I am by reading my profile. I plan to head out to Lake Zumbro tonight with another old acquaintence, Jim C. If you aren’t busy buzz on out and wet a line. Later man!!
So i am assuming that there is a touney this coming tuesday night (12th) Just show up at F.I. and do you register inside or where. sounds like fun!!!!!!
yes there is one this tues. Just be at fishermans Inn by 4:45 pm as we will take off at 5:00 pm and fish till 9:00pm. To register, all you need to do is walk down to the sand beach by the landing and you will see guys in there boats pulled up on the beach. Just ask someone “whos holding the money tonight”. The previous weeks winner holds the money. $20 and your in for the tournament and big bass pot. Hope to see you out there.
Eric Ronningen
Also, you can fish by yourself or with a partner or you and some of your kids. Just about anything works.
is that 20 bucks a boat or person. o yeah and where are the spots with the big fish out there. J/k
20 bucks a boat.
The big fish spot is anywere along the shoreline!
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