BP Is Drinking The Purple Kool-Aid On JJ McCathy

 

What's the worst that can happen? I'm wrong, big deal. Go big or go home. Get a few Lombardi's for us just like that other Michigan Alum! Starting next year. I want Sam Darnold to drive the Ferrari like he stole it this year and keep JJ on the bench for a year.

Snatcher Mission Lake Plan and Rods I'm bringing

Snatcher Al And I Ride Again

 

The Plan: Catch me some big bass!

Goals:

1. Get a limit (I failed to do this back in 2020 on Mission, Al was my boater then as well.)

2. Win Co-Angler Challenge

3. Get the days Lunker

4.  Finish in the Top 5

Rods:
I'm bringing:

7'4" H Tatula Elite (Frog)

7'4" H Tatula (Swim Jig, Spinnerbit)

7'4" H Tatula (Chatterbait)
7'4" H Zillion (Swimbait)

7'4" H Tatula (Swim Worm)

7' H Avid (Craw Tube)

6'10" MH Tatula (Chatterbait, Ned, Ozark Rig, Neko)

6'9" H Tatula Elite (FC) (Jig,Chatterbait, Spinnerbait, Craw Tube, Ozark Rig, Fluke, Dark Sleeper)

6'9" H Tatula Elite (Braid) (Jig, Chatterbait, Spinnerbait)

I Give You Jay Kumar

 From the latest Bass Blaster eMail.

Jay commented on the Texas DNR equivalent about how they don't view forward-facing sonar as a threat to crappie populations in their state. Of course, the threat that FFS poses depends on the individual fishery itself with smaller bodies of water being the most susceptible to overfishing. Larger bodies of water are extremely tough to impact crappie populations if they are somewhat fertile for panfish. For example, there will be way more fish than fishermen on Lake Minnetonka here in MN. Only X percent of fishermen are going to shell out the money for FFS. X percent of those guys are dedicated crappie meat fishermen who eat crappie a couple of times a week. The vast majority of fishermen are not X. Smaller bodies of water are susceptible to overharvest of crappie, the population crashes, and then the lake's reputation among fishermen crashes; People ignore it for a few years until the population builds back up and the boom-bust cycle repeats. It has happened in smaller MN fisheries for years, even pre-social media. Word got out on a hot bite.