yep. Heaven is a foggy morning with no wind and the only stick you have is extra heavy and extra fast with 50lb braid and a frog.
yep. Heaven is a foggy morning with no wind and the only stick you have is extra heavy and extra fast with 50lb braid and a frog.
Went out yesterday to a public access area & caught 6.5 of these.
The half one,
The amount of gar activity in this area is ridiculous.
I kept trying to snag a gar but had no luck.
Hundreds of gar, if anyone wants to bow spear them, let me know & I'll take you out there & we will have fun.
The half one,
The amount of gar activity in this area is ridiculous.
I kept trying to snag a gar but had no luck.
Hundreds of gar, if anyone wants to bow spear them, let me know & I'll take you out there & we will have fun.
The .5 fish is pretty funny Mr.T. What part of the state?
I have been seeing a train of buffalo 3-4' wide and many feet long sucking cottonwood seeds off the water surface.
I have been seeing a train of buffalo 3-4' wide and many feet long sucking cottonwood seeds off the water surface.
I'll just give a general location. East of Newkirk, part of Bear Creek in the Kaw wildlife area.
The cottonwood seeds may be what the gar are surfacing for.
There are a bunch of gar in this area, some 3 to 3.5 feet long. The 2 to 3 footers surface quite often.
I don't have the gear or the want to catch a gar, but wouldn't mind arrowing or spearing a few.
You accuse me of trying to get you to reveal you fishing locations, and here you are asking for someone else?!?
I think gar can gulp air. I have a bow fishing bow that I would let you use but that is dang near Kansas far away.
Don't get in a tizzy, I asked what part of the state, not specifics.You accuse me of trying to get you to reveal you fishing locations, and here you are asking for someone else?!?
And I was only asking a picture of you with your future ex, so what’s your point?!?
The crappie scraps left after cleaning worked.
Ended up with 9 blues drifting the flats with drift socks. Biggest was 4 lbs, the rest from 2-3 lbs.
great eating size.
Ended up with 9 blues drifting the flats with drift socks. Biggest was 4 lbs, the rest from 2-3 lbs.
great eating size.
I took a couple friends out fishing this evening. We kept about half of the fish we caught. One of the guys is going to have a fish fry for his guys at work.
I was out early this morning and the water was like glass so I tied on a Betts Trim Grim and it produced 3 little Bass and 8 Sunnies at Haskell Lake.
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