Day 2: Bob vs. Bob
So I told my bro I got him a new pole to use/break in, and I did. When he saw it for the first time his words were "HELL YES"!
Sunday was wet and windy, but the kokanee were hungry! And after a few fish for my bro he asked for the new rod.
And it took a few to get the first one to the boat....
Day 3: Uncle Bob vs. Nick
Sunday's weather looked grim at best, wind and rain. I think, at least my rain gear dried overnight. We had a plan to get my brother and son 5 fish each and call it a day. After all he had a 3-3.5 hour ride home. The kokanee were being difficult, we lost a LOT. I even tried a few tricks, and did no better. And we still had a blast. And my brother found another rod in my stash he had to get a fish on. And it worked out AWSOME!!!! Last fish of the day, time is just about up, my bro calls for the little rod. He puts it in, while I am rebating Nick's rod. And hook's up almost instantly. I figure I have time to finish rebating. WRONG!!!! He start's yelling "NET........NET........GET THE NET"! I think he's messing with me, no way he could go that kokanee to the boat so quick. I turn around and the fish is next to the boat! He reeled it in like a bass pro, just keep cranking till its in the boat! And that is how we ended our day. If I had to pick a winner, I could not, Nick got biggest, my bro did a bass master………………………… to close to call for me.
Lures: bead spinners in red, pink, and orange.
Dodgers: pink splatter, chrome, bahama-mama, and watermelon
Bait: pink, white, and green gulp maggots, and 3 different scents on corn.
So my bro drives 3-3.5 hours......
I drive over 200 miles in 3 days......
.25 on white corn......
2 milkshakes......
4.5 lbs of hot wings......
Every thing is wet......
I am tired and a little sore......
And I would do it again in a heart beat
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