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re: PaddlePalooza 12 check-in thread
Posted on 4/20/15 at 9:11 am to YOURADHERE
Posted on 4/20/15 at 9:11 am to YOURADHERE
Launched at 12 Saturday in GM. took us about 20 minutes once we crossed the levee because of everyone picking up and chit chatting by their trucks not moving for us to launch. Yakker ended up by us and watched us catch a nice 25" red on topwater and two school trout before we moved. everyone we talked to was miserable from the weather.
Posted on 4/20/15 at 9:57 am to maisweh
I wasn't really concerned with the rain, I was even ok with the wind as it never really got near as bad as I expected, the lightning was pretty intense at times.
My original intentions were to get on the water at 4am, be in place and try to catch a red once 5am came around. I don't know where the hell to get good sized trout but knew I could atleast get a decent schoolie trout fishing under birds near the bridge. Then pickup and try to get a flounder between Fourchon and Grand Isle.
This was my first slam tournament and I definitely learned a few things. I got on the water way later than I wanted, I spent way too much time trying to upgrade my trout, ended up picking up due to weather and moving to search for a flounder. Lost one within the first 30 minutes then nothing for 2 hours. By then it was almost time to start the weigh-ins. Time management, accepting what you have and not wasting excessive time trying to upgrade. I wasted a good 3 hours looking for a bigger trout. All in all I still had a great time, doing tournaments is making me fish places I've never fished before.
My original intentions were to get on the water at 4am, be in place and try to catch a red once 5am came around. I don't know where the hell to get good sized trout but knew I could atleast get a decent schoolie trout fishing under birds near the bridge. Then pickup and try to get a flounder between Fourchon and Grand Isle.
This was my first slam tournament and I definitely learned a few things. I got on the water way later than I wanted, I spent way too much time trying to upgrade my trout, ended up picking up due to weather and moving to search for a flounder. Lost one within the first 30 minutes then nothing for 2 hours. By then it was almost time to start the weigh-ins. Time management, accepting what you have and not wasting excessive time trying to upgrade. I wasted a good 3 hours looking for a bigger trout. All in all I still had a great time, doing tournaments is making me fish places I've never fished before.
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