Only got to fish Percy Priest for about 2.5 hours yesterday.
Wound up catching 4 LM bass and four hybrids.
Lots of bait, all down 7-15 ft and the fish hanging in or underneath the bait.
It's tough to compete with millions of baits down there.
I was out yesterday morning and did catch one Hybird at 4.5 on a A rig. Several other bites. Water temp was 48 degrees. Tried the Hong Kong area first and nothing. Marked a lot of fish but marked even more bait
Dang Merv, I need to learn how to read those things.
I thought that was an image of your boat running over a rock pile or maybe stumps.
Also, never saw a screen with such graphics as a diver's face on the screen.
I was out yesterday morning and did catch one Hybird at 4.5 on a A rig. Several other bites. Water temp was 48 degrees. Tried the Hong Kong area first and nothing. Marked a lot of fish but marked even more bait
Point 4.5 is a point 4.5 miles upstream of the dam, on the downstream side of Hole in the Wall Island. Used to have a red buoy on it, not sure if it is still there since USACE doesn't reposition buoys very much when they get moved.
I think I know where you mean and I fish there often. The marker has recently disappeared. In the past I have killed there with CC spoons, but they have been scarce the last two fall seasons.
Dang Merv, I need to learn how to read those things.
I thought that was an image of your boat running over a rock pile or maybe stumps.
Also, never saw a screen with such graphics as a diver's face on the screen.
That divers face on the screen is a screen image that Humminbird incorporated into every Helix 12 Mega g2n so that people would know what a real professional fishing photographer should look like.
That divers face on the screen is a screen image that Humminbird incorporated into every Helix 12 Mega g2n so that people would know what a real professional fishing photographer should look like.
JPP Friday afternoon
