Brotha Bri missed his chance today, Brotha Jeff lands two stipers on rainbow trout plug and the capt. bags one on the live line. Lots of largies sitting on beds, Jeff entices this one and almost breaks an ankle trying to land em.

Well 1st charter with BrothAs had some excitement, but they couldn't seem to land any 5 point stripers, even tho the capt. found them. A couple largie's and contrary to popular believe, a white perch which is NOT a white bass nor a hybrid bass.

Here's a new crew member on his 1st charter, Evie-bug catches his 1st largemouth.

OK folks, here's some older pics prob sometime in Feb.

Only a few charters lately, boat was in the yard to attach the shiny new bow mount trolling motor from Minn Kota, deeply discounted from of Papa Pedro. 1st trip with it brought in a skunk or was that Mr. HeHately's banana. Anyhow 2nd trip had the capt. out on a solo charter in search of new locations. Didnt have time to find new locations, too busy catching fish. Too bad you can't see the capt. sh#teatin grin and who says there's no fish Southside???

A week of vacation with no fishing?? After a cancelled charter due to high winds (sorry Mr. HeHately), Mr. Dustin's charter prooved successful, landing two and fumbling one striped bass.

The New Year brings in new luck for Mr. HeHatley. A quality striper on his famous Bayou Buggy. Capt. Tebo lands this striper on a flat line. He seems to know how to make his fish appear larger than life...

The Capt. bags one prior to the New Year. This striper ran completely around the boat, much fun indeed.

Photographer Todd after a long string of no bookings lands two stripers. Capt. found out what fish actually look like on the fishfinder, jigging a hopkins spoon was successful again.

Another trip on the 'Rock n Real' was full of whining till this striper close enff to 6 lbs. took the bait.

Many hours on the lake this day only to find this lonely striper. Saw some birds dropped some bait, but this bass was caught on a jigging a hopkins.

Wind was blowing a bit today, an approaching storm and no luck out in the great wide, windy open, sent this crew back to the ole hole. The superstitious capt. had to fight off some banana like comments from the crew and ordered the lines a few feet deeper. Low and behold the capt. beat the curse and the over confident crew fulfilled their boasting by reeling up two nice stripers. One of these bass is going to make a mom in-law a nice dinner.

Into the great wide open...

Into the great wide open our charter goes today. Is the lake is full of these fine striper creatures, or is the capt. just really good? Both fish were caught on free lines. Charter business is heating up...

Mr. Tebo booked a search and recovery charter this am to locate his lost cell phone on one of the islands up north. The capt. obliged but said we must fish 1st, after landing 5 stripers successfully, we also recovered his phone. This creme filled charter was delicious!

This morning we tried a new spot. Started off great with this bass, but he apparently had no friends.