Y�all got any?
Mine are:
Learn the shakyhead.
Learn the dropshot a little more.
Catch a mess of crappie.
Catch some rainbow trout.

2017 was going to be the year I and my fishing partners caught 1,000 Fish. I been keeping count and it�s probably not going to happen. The count is at 742 right now.

If you find some white bass schooled up you probably could hit 1,000 before December.

I spent all year learning to flip the grass. Need to find a new subject. Dropshot sounds good.

The hookset was the hardest thing for me to get used to

Dropshot is easy. I wanna learn how to catch smallmouth in good numbers on pickwick before February lol

My goal is to just go fishing. Should be easier now that I bought a boat from my buddy yesterday

Just go to the dam with a cotton cordell super spoon and jerk that thing up and down. He would hit the rest of that 1000 in a few hours lol

I wanna go to Wedowee when it's stupid freezing and catch those fish 30'-50' deep on spoons. It's supposed to be like a video game.

Black spot remover shaksyhead hook, reaction innovations dirty sanches flirt(dip the tail). Go to the bluff on the left between 69 causeway and the dam after the sun goes over the bluff, set up in 40ft of water, throw at the bottom of the bluff, drag the bait slowly off the bluff. This is the best practice you can get shakeyhead fishing.

Thanks jwalker77. Why don�t you come up sometime and go with me?

I'm gonna learn how to crappie hunt and catch light biting dock shooting crappie

I will meet you up at waterfront one if you wanna hope in with me

I would like to learn how to pattern fish better rather than "this time of year I used to catch bla bla bla" in this spot. Need to go with someone that aint jealous or a recluse over sharing info. Hey, I got places on Neely too............

I ain�t never been shy. I give up all the info. Never understood why people are like that. Too many fish in the water and hot spots don�t matter when there�s 50 more just like it on the same lake

Patterns are not most peoples problems. You can almost guarantee patterns if you have roughly the same conditions. Most people just lack confidence in a pattern. You do something someone tells you that works but you only do it for an hour or so in maybe 2 or 3 spots and decide to go another direction. When I have a reliable pattern, I stay with it until it works or I load the boat up. Only making slight variations to the presentation and bait selection

I may not tell you where my brushpiles are, but everybody and their dang mawmaw knows every hump, ledge, roadbed, and so forth on the lakes now. And we all have those two or three docks that (for whatever reason) are a magic milkrun! LOL

Catch a 80lb+ blue.

Sounds like a plan to me.

me and you both brother but it will have to wait Feb 11th.

Meh. Been there. Done that.