Posts for: Farmboy843
May 4, 2020 08:58:12 #
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the47swf wrote:
I just joined this week. I was an accomplished angler in NC near Lake Wylie but now I have moved to Beaufort SC between Savannah and Charleston. Looking for fellow Low Country fisherman to follow for tips and what is biting on what.
Use Goggle Earth to find some lakes and ponds near you, great tool when you are new to a area to find fishing piers boat landings, I see lots of fishing around boat landings.
Be Safe ✅
May 3, 2020 22:57:38 #
I think when the herd gets to big they put some up for people to get, I believe you have to get on a waiting list to get one, when we used to trail ride I remember some of the guys talking about getting one.
May 3, 2020 22:38:05 #
May 3, 2020 22:36:34 #
The CDB is Awsome wrote:
A man was sitting in the bar looking sadly at his ... (show quote)
May 2, 2020 20:33:01 #
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Fred thanks for the picture of the hook, could be a key to catch more fish, you certainly won’t get hung up as much which means you just might cast a little deeper in the brush, just thinking out loud, certainly worth a try 🐟🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
May 2, 2020 14:58:38 #
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the47swf wrote:
I just joined this week. I was an accomplished angler in NC near Lake Wylie but now I have moved to Beaufort SC between Savannah and Charleston. Looking for fellow Low Country fisherman to follow for tips and what is biting on what.
You need to hook up with Gordon, he has helped me a lot fresh and salt, he is in the Charleston area great guy like many others on this form, all very knowledgeable and willing to help, and Welcome aboard 👍🏻
May 2, 2020 09:32:41 #
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Big dog wrote:
I think the bass will get bigger as long as there’s food for them. In one pond I remember, there were so many bass that there was no food for them all to get bigger. We culled about 60% of the bass in that pond and the next couple of years the sizes increased dramatically.
I agree, I was taught in high school (agriculture class) that you could never over fish a pond with hook and line, our ag teacher would set up ponds for us to fish after school and he would fry fish for us we always ate good, that is if you didn’t have to go straight home and work on the farm 🐟 I’ve also been told by pond owners to not throw any fish back, to keep or throw away, their reason was they did not want their pond over stocked with small fish 🐠 South Carolina is open for work and fishing, with social distances guide lines followed. Be safe, not going to get out of this world alive 🇺🇸
May 1, 2020 22:19:19 #
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FS Digest wrote:
I'm in North West Florida and have really wanted t... (show quote)
Put on a baby torpedo or the tiny torpedo or a rebel or a devil horse be on the water at daylight, cast to the edge, let it sit till the wake is gone then just barely move the lure, watch for any fish movement around you if you see some cast in the area, work top water plugs early and late in the day. Also cast a 6 inch black with blue or red tail worm Texas rigid I like to peg the weight about 6 inches from the hook with a tooth pick or use a split shot, give this a try and come back with pictures 🎣 good luck and be safe!
Apr 30, 2020 15:07:53 #
Apr 30, 2020 14:49:11 #
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cjhusted wrote:
6-yr old grandson has been out-fishing me of late. He has a pond his other grandpa owns & my son & he have been quarantining almost daily. This day he caught 8- bass.
Same thing happened to me recently grandson one pa none, knowing all Pa’s love it that way. Great picture ✅
Apr 29, 2020 22:27:06 #
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Joefishmaga wrote:
Nice fish but one look at her tail and you know she was on or making a nest. I hope u put her back. But it looks like u ate her?
If he ate the fish, it is his call I’ve ate many like that, I hate to see fishermen be criticized for trying to do or share something on this form and then, someone starts throwing darts at them, this is just like yesterday about the cooler and a couple days back this guy says he hates dock fishermen ( I’ve caught a bunch around docks) what I’m saying is if you can’t be positive, keep the NEGATIVE to yourself.....No I’m not in charge, just saying the way I feel......
Apr 29, 2020 18:47:56 #
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Doug Alborn wrote:
Fun in Ohio
Great job landing that big guy on a crappie rig.
Apr 28, 2020 22:35:24 #
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USAF Major wrote:
Was stationed at Myrtle Beach AFB (now defunct) and ate many oysters and blue claw crabs from Murrell's Inlet. Troops used to gig flounder at night time there as well. Remember a field stone restaurant named Oliver's. Suppose it's all developed now. The AF kept a boat rental place there. The assigned NCO used to sell crabs for 50 cents a dozen!
Major you are correct sir, Oliver’s lodge lm told was a very fine place to eat, the only thing left as I know it is the sign out by the road, the city owns the golf course now and it is whispering pines across the road from the airport,
Apr 28, 2020 11:48:28 #
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Fredfish wrote:
Yeah,it's run/owned buy an old friend of mine. If you go there, say Hi to Billy and Krispy. I was supposed to visit this summer but virus screwed finances up. Retiring down that way in 1or2 years.
I sure will, thanks for telling me about them ✅
Apr 28, 2020 07:39:01 #
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Fredfish wrote:
Farmboy, do you ever go to the Acme Bar & Grill there in Murrells Inlet?
Not yet Fred, I know where it is and have herd good things about it, my neighbor used to go there all the time, we will have to go there when this war is over.