Plans to fish today were laid out 3 weeks...it couldn't have come at a better time. The weather was absolutely gorgeous...even after a storm had passed through 3 days earlier. Ryan couldn't make it, so a call was made out to Rick, a.k.a "Uncle Bruce"...he gladly joined. After meeting up at my place, we all high-tailed to get some java...saw our woman at Avenue Donuts. Chit-chatted and then rolled to Chevron to get some petrol for the Pero...then off to the Corner market...but this vato was closed...it's after 6am...c'mon man! Oh well, double backed to Shell...picked up some Spitz seeds,Monsters,Rockstars,Chicharones, and an 18 pack of Bud Light...ah yes, Breakfast of Champions!!!
Got to the lake around 7am...fired up the Merc on the first attempt....damn I love this Motor. Launched and blasted off to Shithouse point. Nice and smooth ride...too bad my Go Pro was set on Camera mode and I was unable to record the launch and roll out process. That, however, proved to be a blessing in disguise. I was able to roll enough footage to capture Mario landing the only Bass of the day. I also found out my that my SD card was about to run out of space(again, bonehead on my part to delete previous videos to free up space). Good thing, because I would have never gotten Mario catching his Bass on video.
We actually did not get another bite until Noon. A 4 hour gap between bites is not what we hoped for. Again, Mario was the hot stick...garnering both bites...the second fish spit his hook right at the boat...looked to be a 2-3 pounder. Wrapped up things @ 1:30 and headed for the barn.
The water temp started out @ 57.1 degrees...then ended up rising to about 59.2 degrees when we called it a day. There was plenty of sunshine and the winds were light. If the water temps continue to rise to a consistent 62-64 degrees, we could see the Bass going wide open. This of course, should be in another 2-4 weeks. We'll be keeping a close eye on this. The fish were biting in the 15-20ft zone according to our estimations. The hot ticket was a drop-shotted 6 inch Oxblood Roboworm, fished slow. Shithouse point is a saddle-point off the main lake, adjacent to an underwater creek channel. Although only 1 fish was caught here, look for this spot to blow up soon. It's only a matter of time. That underwater creek channel is like a highway for fish...once they move shallower for the spawn, they'll push up all over this point. We also explored my favorite spot, Shell point as we call it due to the scattered rocks and old clam shells. It's a flat expanse, with drop offs on both sides AND bordered by underwater feeder creeks(mini creek channels). This spot is loaded with fish when they roll up to spawn. I can't wait for that water temp to rise...by then, so will my blood!
The Beers flowed like Wine....'Til next time dudes!
Friday, February 10, 2012
Sunday, February 5, 2012
New Workhorse...
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I present to you...the Shimano Talica 12II 2-Speed reel...I can't wait to put her into action when paired with the "Tuna Tamer"...6 Shielded Ball Bearings, E.I. anti-corrsion sirface treatment, High Efficiency Gearing and silent Twin-Pawl Anti Reverse
Check out this Promo...Shimano Talica Promo
I present to you...the Shimano Talica 12II 2-Speed reel...I can't wait to put her into action when paired with the "Tuna Tamer"...6 Shielded Ball Bearings, E.I. anti-corrsion sirface treatment, High Efficiency Gearing and silent Twin-Pawl Anti Reverse
Check out this Promo...Shimano Talica Promo
Saturday, January 28, 2012
The beginning of the "Tuna Tamer"...
Got the ball rolling today with a new project...dubbed the "Tuna Tamer". It'll start life as an 8 foot Carbon Fiber Blank made exclusively by Phenix...Black Diamond Hybrid model # PHD809XH...rated for 30-80lb test lines. Super light and ultra strong. 'Nuff Said. Will be paired with ALPS reel seat and gimbal and Fuji SiC Titanium guides...After this project, project "Whopper Stopper" will commence...As for Reels, Shimano Talica 2's will be strapped onto these bad boys...stay tuned
Also picked up a Tiburon frame and reel clamp for the 'ol Penn 500 Jigmaster...the reel I call "Frankenstein"...OG factory side plates,CarbonTex drags,Pro Gear Handle, and now the Tiburon frame...not bad for a beater/loaner reel...
Saw these Robo's and had to pick em up, I'm looking to throw these bigger worms this year to try and hang bigger Largemouths...
Did I mention...STAY TUNED?!
Monday, December 19, 2011
Let There Be Light!
Quick update for all y'all...had a tail light AND a marker light burn out on me on my trailer...so it was the perfect time to upgrade to brighter LED lamps...All Optronics lamps...4 Amber Markers/4Red Markers/2 TailLights...it now looks more up to date and bright as heck. Ain't no body gonna run into me now!
And Drew Brees is a lock for MVP over Aaron Rodgers...BANK IT!!!
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| Oh yeah, my Saints are 11-3 and in the hunt for the number 2 seed in the NFC...Who Dat!!!!!! |
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
"N***ga with a Trek 9 tryin' to take mine...."
What's up kids? Picked up a new toy over the weekend...gotta add a little cardio into the mix... It's a 2011 Trek 4300 4 Series MTB.
Equipped with Front Shocks w/ Lockout and Hydraulic Disc Brakes...it also has a plethora of Shimano components. We all know how awesome Shimano products are(wink wink). Simply put, this is one fine machine. This was exactly what I was looking for to start out. This will do for me for now. If I ever upgrade, it'll be either the Cannondale SL series 29er or the Specialized RockHopper Pro 29er. But for now, I'm looking forward to hitting the trails with my Lexus buddies...Outro
Equipped with Front Shocks w/ Lockout and Hydraulic Disc Brakes...it also has a plethora of Shimano components. We all know how awesome Shimano products are(wink wink). Simply put, this is one fine machine. This was exactly what I was looking for to start out. This will do for me for now. If I ever upgrade, it'll be either the Cannondale SL series 29er or the Specialized RockHopper Pro 29er. But for now, I'm looking forward to hitting the trails with my Lexus buddies...Outro
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
From Vegas to Cal City to Randsburg...trying to do it all
What's up guys...
It's been quite some time since my last blog. I've been busy attending the SEMA show, planning my Cruise vacation next March, and exploring new places. So I promised my buddy Dyno Danny I'd post an update.Here it goes...
I just picked up a couple custom made rods from Performance Tackle that I ordered back in May. I must say, they are simply gorgeous! Both are made for fishing Swimbaits(both hard and soft, Fresh or Saltwater), so I made one for each. They are telescoping blanks and they're so closely guarded, I don't even know what kind of blanks they are. The owner of Performance Tackle, Marc Hyashi, only tells us he and his partner developed these rods. That's it. They're only available in 3 actions, Light...Medium...or Heavy. All are 8ft in length and will break down to around 6ft, which is perfect for storing in my Champion rod locker. I opted for the Medium(dubbed the SBRX80M). I briefly fished one rod with the Lunker Punker Jr.and it walks this bait PERFECTLY!!! I have yet to test it on the saltwater bass, so stay tuned.
Both rods are "Down Wrapped"...old chinese method to reduce friction caused by the fishing line touch the blank itself.
I also took up my uncle's offer to spend last weekend with him and buddies in California City, riding OHV's...we set up shop near the water tower. I drove the Yamaha Rhino all weekend and had a killer time!
Here's a still shot from my new toy...the Go Pro Hero2 camcorder...(more from this awesome camera in the near future...)
We rode into Randsburg and took in the sights...Hooligan style!
Til next time folks!!!
It's been quite some time since my last blog. I've been busy attending the SEMA show, planning my Cruise vacation next March, and exploring new places. So I promised my buddy Dyno Danny I'd post an update.Here it goes...
I just picked up a couple custom made rods from Performance Tackle that I ordered back in May. I must say, they are simply gorgeous! Both are made for fishing Swimbaits(both hard and soft, Fresh or Saltwater), so I made one for each. They are telescoping blanks and they're so closely guarded, I don't even know what kind of blanks they are. The owner of Performance Tackle, Marc Hyashi, only tells us he and his partner developed these rods. That's it. They're only available in 3 actions, Light...Medium...or Heavy. All are 8ft in length and will break down to around 6ft, which is perfect for storing in my Champion rod locker. I opted for the Medium(dubbed the SBRX80M). I briefly fished one rod with the Lunker Punker Jr.and it walks this bait PERFECTLY!!! I have yet to test it on the saltwater bass, so stay tuned.
Both rods are "Down Wrapped"...old chinese method to reduce friction caused by the fishing line touch the blank itself.
I also took up my uncle's offer to spend last weekend with him and buddies in California City, riding OHV's...we set up shop near the water tower. I drove the Yamaha Rhino all weekend and had a killer time!
Here's a still shot from my new toy...the Go Pro Hero2 camcorder...(more from this awesome camera in the near future...)
We rode into Randsburg and took in the sights...Hooligan style!
Til next time folks!!!
Monday, September 5, 2011
My other Boat...
Took the Conti out for a spin to my favorite stomping grounds...did a little dock fishing with no results...at least the food was good and the beers were cold! Happy Labor day!!! Cheers!!!
Dyno Danny sittin' pretty!
Dyno Danny sittin' pretty!
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