Hey Chuck I did post a couple small ones as the big ones are still not hitting. [:@]But you finally get to see a pic of me.. LOL. I threw the works at em and never had a big one hit. I used live bait, crayfish, nightcrawlers, and a whole lot of lures and nothing hardly at all... I was in some great waters as well from weeds and stumps to rock piles from the old railroad bed. I used a double end canoe as the railroad be is very shallow crossing over. Also alot of deadheads that can mess a prop up.. Here is a couple of pics of the water I had fished yesterday..

The old railroad bed..... This goes on through for around 5 or 6 miles..

another pic of the old railroad bed Just to show the bass fishing will be getting better as the summer wears on... Those rocks are the only sign of the railroad bed along with a few pieces of grass..

Thanks for sharing Phil...The pics are beautiful. The first thing I'd be throwing would be spinner baits and Rapalas. The water looks very clear. With a spinner bait I could cover a lot of water fast. With the water being that clear I'm sure your aware of the importance of long cast..The scenery is beautiful my friend.

Great lookin' pics Phil. Please, keep them coming man.

That top pic looks like it would hold tons of bass around that structure. Might have to thread the needle when it comes to casting, but that is half the fun!

Keep it up, I bet you will be onto some nice size smallies soon enough.