Fishing from a dead tree.
Massachusetts Fishing
Sep 16, 2023 13:40:11 #
Thefinder
Loc: Western Massachusetts
Riding my bike this morning I had to turn around and get a shot of this guy,Id say that he is about 12' off the water,hope he don't slip.
Sep 16, 2023 13:54:14 #
Thefinder wrote:
Riding my bike this morning I had to turn around and get a shot of this guy,Id say that he is about 12' off the water,hope he don't slip.
Looks like a good spot to me. Sure would reduce the competition from other shore anglers.
Sep 16, 2023 14:38:56 #
Thefinder
Loc: Western Massachusetts
saw1 wrote:
Looks like a good spot to me. Sure would reduce the competition from other shore anglers.
Oh it is too.Not much river bank, water has been high all year.Tree here we come.
Sep 16, 2023 14:50:40 #
Thefinder wrote:
Oh it is too.Not much river bank, water has been high all year.Tree here we come.
Hunters been doing it for a longtime. Why not do it to fish.
Sep 16, 2023 16:01:05 #
Grizzly 17
Loc: South central Pa
Thefinder wrote:
Riding my bike this morning I had to turn around and get a shot of this guy,Id say that he is about 12' off the water,hope he don't slip.
Finder I remember when I used to do that at the river.
Not any more 🤣🤣
Sep 17, 2023 01:06:20 #
Sep 29, 2023 06:38:48 #
Thefinder wrote:
Riding my bike this morning I had to turn around and get a shot of this guy,Id say that he is about 12' off the water,hope he don't slip.
Finder, I had a spot like that at Babcock Pond in Westchester CT , but only a couple of feet off the water. Excellent spot, caught a bunch of nice LM's there. Developer came in and fenced it off, so no more access from shore, but I don't have the balance to do that stuff anymore, anyhow. Had a few times with my rod halfway under water to get them out from under my feet. Great little fishing hole but a terrible launch keeps it uncongested except for yaks or very shallow draft boats.
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