The Spoonpluggers Forum

Welcome to the board Tyler!

LOL! Dont feel left out! Here in AZ, we are experiencing one of our wettest and coldest on record. Just had record breaking snowfall all the way down in elevation to below 3000 feet! At my house on Thursday and Friday last week, we got 13 inches of snow! Cottonwood, Sedona, Prescott, and Flagstaff a...

" The guy who thinks like that and fishes like that will get the biggest fish but will spend a lot of days with nothing to show for it." Tell me about it! LOL! I would rather spend an entire day trying to catch that monster fish, and come home empty, than catching 3-5 limits of the smaller...

Wow John! i just saw this. You are correct about Buck not telling or showing us how to follow breaklines. You were also very blessed to have Denny show you how to follow them early on. Myself, I didnt have anyone like that. That is until I went to one of the schools, and got to fish with Tommy Feren...

Letting depth be your guide once you run out of recognizable breaklines, breaks, etc., is exactly what we are talking about here. That being said, remember, that speed control is still a must. Buck also said that many times IF, you can put that lure right in front of the bass, he MIGHT/MAY take it. ...

Ralph,
Yes it has! Got 12 inches in a 30 hour period. Wet, heavy snow.
Sedona got 18 and broke a record. Flag got 35 in the same period. Highly unusual for us. 2 big snows this year.
How's the healing going?

Thank you Dennis. I appreciate it!
Steve

John What Frank taught you is exactly what Jerry Borst taught me! These days, if no fish are caught on the deeper breaklines, He taught me to spend ONLY a small amout of time checking the deepest water in the hole or if on a Reservoir, the deepest water hole in the channel. But NOT to spend a whole ...

Their presense pretty much simply indicates that there is a moisture build up in the atmosphere. As more and more moisture builds, the high cirrus clouds, and the trails get thicker. When this takes place we can usually associate this with less light penetration into the fishes world. The more and t...