Okie Rig Fishing Tackle

Yesterday day I fished two Ladies, Susan and Emma. They are mother , daughter and just Love to fish. I have fished them twice in the last few years. Fishing was tough with the wind and the Bass not wanting to to cooperate, but they stay after it all day. Susan’s goal was to catch a big one. It looked doubtful until the last spot that Emma suggested. Susan put a 5 pounder in the boat. Thank You all so much I enjoyed.

If you would like to discuss Striper or Bass fishing . Gary Scarberry and myself will be at Madison Restaurant next to Westmoore High School on south western tomorrow December 10 from 7am to 8am. Come and join us for coffee.

Last Tuesday I fished Perry and Mickey again on Bois D’ Arc lake. These guys are so much fun to be around they keep me laughing and smiling all day. They drove from Edmond Ok to fish the day . If you recall two weeks ago they destroyed the Bass on Bois D’Arc with a 105 in 2 half days of fishing. This time they want to catch larger bass. I had found some 4s and 5s on the the 2 days of cool down we had, but the warming weather had moved them. Mickey did get one over 5lbs. They did catch 18. Fishing really started to slow down with the temperature going back up and a lot more people on the lake. Looking forward to next time Guy

On September 18 I fished Donnie E. On Beautiful Lake Murray. Donnie is a retired Navy Veteran. Donnie is trying learn everything about Bass Fishing. What a pleasure it was for me to introduced him to FFS(Forward Facing Sonar). That being said. I use it on some lakes and some I do not. It all depends on what time of year it is.

We were targeting smallmouth . This time of the year on Murray. The Smallmouth are in Wolfpacks right now.It might be 4 or a pack of 60.But as you can see we had a very Special Surprise ,6-4.

Here is a trick I have been using on these Murray Smallmouth. When you hooked one Smallmouth in a school the others will follow him back to the boat and hang around for a couple of minutes. You can drop a flat worm on a drop shot rig and catch another one. The only problem with that after that one is you have to hurry and re- rig, get the weight untwisted, because of all the jumping they done. Drop back down and hope the school is still fired up.

Try this, instead of a drop shot use a 3/16 oz jig head and a 3 1/2 inch grub in white ice. Drop it down and 8 out of 10 time it will never hit the bottom. If not pump it up and let fall. You can catch over half the school using this method
Good Luck and get out there and get them.