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By-Catch 11-15-2011 01:07 PM

Ramah 11/15
 
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Fished Ramah area this morning in my yak. Caught a few bass, nothing big but steady bite. All caught on plastics, brushogs, worms and flukes 15 fish from 6:30 - 9:00.
Can't get to it with a motorized boat that needs a launch, low water has the path blocked. Gotta have a yak or something you can push in off the levee.

DUCKGOGETTER 11-15-2011 01:08 PM

Nice trip

SaltERedneck 11-15-2011 01:11 PM

By catch is at it again. yakin fool should be your new name

Ray 11-15-2011 01:12 PM

Love eatin them Basses.

evidrine 11-15-2011 01:18 PM

Man, that looks like fun!

Jordan 11-15-2011 01:21 PM

nice job bro !!

cajun 11-15-2011 02:09 PM

Great catch.

Were you in Bayou Maringouin?

By-Catch 11-15-2011 02:18 PM

south of I-10 along the levee. Don't know the exact name of the waterway. Every week I put the yak in at a different place and give it a try. Hope I never run out of places to try, fish or not.

specktator 11-15-2011 02:26 PM

U definitely get your money's worth out that yak. Nice catch.

Raymond 11-15-2011 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by By-Catch (Post 349917)
south of I-10 along the levee. Don't know the exact name of the waterway. Every week I put the yak in at a different place and give it a try. Hope I never run out of places to try, fish or not.

The basin...........not if you live to be 100, great post.;)

Hydro 11-15-2011 07:13 PM

Great trip ! You are all over the place in that yak...

blackmamba 11-15-2011 07:28 PM

You're gonna make me buy a yak soon.. Damn you... Nice catch!

LPfishnTIM 11-15-2011 08:00 PM

that looks close to the interstate, I fish there in the summer when the water level gets right.

Gerald 11-15-2011 08:15 PM

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Here is what the water level looked like back on May 31 at the peak of the flood.

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By-Catch 11-16-2011 07:10 PM

Kayak negatives
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by blackmamba (Post 350073)
You're gonna make me buy a yak soon.. Damn you... Nice catch!

Before buying a yak you might want to think about the pros and cons versus a boat.

No monthy boat note, insurance, registration, launch fees etc
Won't be stopping by gas station each week to put $50 + in gas/oil
Not spending fishing time repairing trailer bearings, lights, tires etc
Not being able to work on motor lower unit oil, water pump, fuel filter etc.
Not spending hours fixing boat nav lights, aeroter/bilge pump, electronics
Reduced tackle inventory since you can only bring a couple rods
Not being able to wait in line at the boat launch in the morning
Having to fish in remote areas with no body in sight
Extra parking space in garage
Getting a work out and burning calories on each fishing trip
Only taking 15 minutes to load and prep for a outing.
Bay/Bass boat may collect dust in the garage

Don't rush into the yak thing

mcjaredsandwich 11-16-2011 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by By-Catch (Post 350492)
Before buying a yak you might want to think about the pros and cons versus a boat.

No monthy boat note, insurance, registration, launch fees etc
Won't be stopping by gas station each week to put $50 + in gas/oil
Not spending fishing time repairing trailer bearings, lights, tires etc
Not being able to work on motor lower unit oil, water pump, fuel filter etc.
Not spending hours fixing boat nav lights, aeroter/bilge pump, electronics
Reduced tackle inventory since you can only bring a couple rods
Not being able to wait in line at the boat launch in the morning
Having to fish in remote areas with no body in sight
Extra parking space in garage
Getting a work out and burning calories on each fishing trip
Only taking 15 minutes to load and prep for a outing.
Bay/Bass boat may collect dust in the garage

Don't rush into the yak thing

So where are the cons? Lol nice fish by-catch!

blackmamba 11-16-2011 09:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by By-Catch (Post 350492)
Before buying a yak you might want to think about the pros and cons versus a boat.

No monthy boat note, insurance, registration, launch fees etc
Won't be stopping by gas station each week to put $50 + in gas/oil
Not spending fishing time repairing trailer bearings, lights, tires etc
Not being able to work on motor lower unit oil, water pump, fuel filter etc.
Not spending hours fixing boat nav lights, aeroter/bilge pump, electronics
Reduced tackle inventory since you can only bring a couple rods
Not being able to wait in line at the boat launch in the morning
Having to fish in remote areas with no body in sight
Extra parking space in garage
Getting a work out and burning calories on each fishing trip
Only taking 15 minutes to load and prep for a outing.
Bay/Bass boat may collect dust in the garage

Don't rush into the yak thing

Lol. I'm going 2moro!

YellowMouth7 11-17-2011 11:37 AM

Nice

speck cc 11-17-2011 04:29 PM

man, your making me want to buy one!

jlsch1 11-17-2011 09:00 PM

That area's pretty good. I cut my teeth when I got my 1st boat in 1991 on that side and the other side of the levee. This time of year you can pull some nice bass out of those canals. Stays good for bass due to water circulation. To get to where you are at you probably got to run along way from the Grand River inside the levee launch.


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