It was hard to get around without snowmobiles, it was so deep, and the slush was bad, but we still found lots of nice sunfish mostly in 16 ft. We used small jigs tipped with maggots, or plastics, gulp!waxies worked well too.
first fish for me
big huge sunfish!
Casey with a big mule
Jack scores with this nice bull bluegill
snow kept covering my flasher, but it didnt stop me from getting some nice panfish
Cory with a whale!
more good ones
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Man you need to get some photo editing software and brighten up pictures that are dark. It works like magic and makes the pictures look so much better.
I bet those dudes tasted good.
I have now blogged about your too dark pictures.
Sorry BP, I like them better in their natural light, using the brightner in my photo editor on darker pics makes them look milky.
Thanks for the suggestion though!
MT
found your blog after Don Lincoln mentioned you in a journal on www.CrazyOutdoorsmen.com. Nice blog.
Thanks for your comment crazyoutdoorsmen, come again soon!
MT
Mike
You don't have to use the photo editor on every picture just the one's were it is to dark to see details. There are 4 pictures in this post that would be better brightened up because the pics as they are now are frankly pretty much lousy.
I will try some stuff with that first pic and see how it looks this evening, i don't like how it turned out on the BP blog though, thanks for trying though. see you at the trout pond this weekend?
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