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Originally Posted by rmhpmi

Got an invite to join some Red X Anglers targeting White Bass, which was a first for me. The bitre was not as "epic" as anticipated but it was a perfect day to be on the water. I am told a couple of the fish I did manage to land were nice ones. Can't wait to try again! Thanks for the invitation guys. Hope I didn't slow you down.

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Originally Posted by quest4reds

This one's for you Greenmonster!

Went out to Jordan Lake this past Saturday with my youngest son and sporkd2 to do a little fishing and run ShawnB's boat and truck to keep it in running order while he's away. Our primary objective was to release as many minnows as possible one at a time while trying to avoid catching copious amounts of crappie. Mission accomplished! Our second goal was to get

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Originally Posted by carrouth51

I am a long time reader but first time poster and I have learned a ton from reading all of your posts. Had it pay off last saturday when I took my son out to a local pond and fished the ned rig. I never had heard about the rig until I read this site. We caught over 30 in about 3 hours.... most were dinks but I did manage one nice one. Levi was thrilled to the point that he has asked me every morning and

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Originally Posted by DW46

The bite was on Saturday morning at Oak Hollow Lake in High Point! I hadn't been here lately so we started out on a rocky bank where I usually was successful in years past...within the first 10 casts we had a 4 and a 7 pounder in the boat. (and the guy in the pics was a first-timer to this lake!) Stuck around there for a while and caught a few more smaller ones and 1 hybrid. Tried a few more similar areas and

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Originally Posted by GLOCKMASTER

Yesterday Bryan Welch and I headed out to the Roanoke River for for a day of shad and whatever else would bite fishing trip. We launched at Scotland Neck and headed up river until we found a hot spot which took us about a couple of hours to find. Once we found the hot spot we both caught our limits. After catching our limits we caught and released more than two more limits of fish. So over all we

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