The Spoonpluggers Forum

I agree, a great teaching video. Thanks, John and JIm. Bill.

Fran, that is a great story. This just keeps getting better. I don't know how you can stand waiting for the day you leave. Heck I am jacked up for you. Bill.

Fran, We got hit pretty hard. No damage around my house, but quite a bit where small tornadoes hit. Bill. What Reservoirs are you planning on fishing down there?

Fran; A lot of us on here will be checking daily hoping for reports from you. I think it will be quite an adventure for you. Can't wait to hear the stories of the wild game and hopefully big bass. How cool. Bill.

John; In honor of your birthday I watched the Natural Lakes video tonight. Remember bodies in motion stay in motion. So keep putting the fish in the boat and keep being our teacher. Happy Birthday !! Bill.

Happy Birthday Jim, and thanks again for this site and all you do for spoonplugging. Bill.

Douglass, you look like a true stallion, One thing missing is you should have dug up the old hat from your profile picture and wore that instead. You would then be ready to go west young man. Bill.

Happy Birthday Jim; Thanks again for all you do for the site. Bill.

Thanks Fran; I kind of figured it was situational. Sometimes a small adjustment in equipment for the situation or species is what it takes to make a catch. Bill.

Great video Jim; Just wondering what made you choose spinning gear on the troll instead of traditional spoonplug rod and reel. Bill.

Brett great work. Its great when everything falls into place. Bill

What really surprizes me is how few are from North Carolina. Why the state where it all began isn't loaded with spoonpluggers really baffles me. Bill.

I think the spoonplugger that lives near here has way to many lakes to handle by himself and needs to plan an outing here. Oh by the way I will be parked near the 32 foot hole also. Bill.

Thanks Jim for keeping our lifeline alive and well. Bill.

Great stuff Jim; Keep them coming. Bill.