Fisherman

After bird hunting with my family and our dogs, my next greatest outdoor passion is bass and trout fishing. But, any freshwater fishing will do. I am against jellyfish and sharks.

Personal Best: 8lbs 9oz bass (on a 10.5″ Ol’ Monster in green pumpkin) 19-May-2018.

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Trophy Bass

A stout 6.2 pound lunker – 3rd largest ever on Conroe – a cool, rainy afternoon (06-05-2017).6.2 pounder (06-05-2017) steady rain, Walden Marina

Young anglers teaching me how to catch a 4 pound striper (Lake Conroe – Spring 2018).

Cletus and Woody - a nice 4lb striper.

Cletus and Woody – a nice 4lb striper.

Teaching another friend the art – his new personal record: a 4 pound black bass (Lake Conroe – late March, 2019).
Dan's new record - 3 lb 10 oz lunker!

Had a great couple of days with my cousin on Lake Fayette (second year in a row). I caught 30 bass and 1 tilapia (yuck!). My personal best was a 5 pound female laying eggs on the nest – seen below held by our guide (March 2019).
The guide holding my 5 pounder!

Cuzz with his Lake Fayette monster.
Todd's monster.

Another good one (4lbs 6oz) – February 2017.
4.6 lbs

Noah’s first bass on Lake Conroe (he needs a haircut) – December 2015
Noah's first Lake Conroe bass!

Rookie’s first, trolling Conroe (Noah’s best friend) – February 2016
Jeremy's 1st Conroe bass 02-06-2016

Caught this +6 lbs, 22 inch bass on Lake Superior – September 2015 (pal Corbin grimacing behind me)
6lbs+ and 22 in

Early morning crappie on an inland Wisconsin lake – August 2015
Crappie on an inland Wisconsin lake

25 bass caught between my partner and me on this secret honey hole south of Minneapolis – August 2015
Noel and Corbin - secret honey hole

A little fly-fishing on the South Platte River near Colorado Springs – caught 17 fish that day. Summer 2014

Fly fishing on the South Platte: 2 Cutthroats, 3 Cutbows, and 12 Rainbows.

Fly fishing on the South Platte: 2 Cutthroats, 3 Cutbows, and 12 Rainbows.

2nd Best bass EVER on Lake Conroe!
Best EVER bass! First cast of the day, after church one windy Sunday afternoon – January 2017

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