My dad and I got to fish with Shawn on Sat, and what a great time! On the lake at about 5:30am and the hunting and fishing stories didn't stop until we parted ways at about 2pm. Always a good time when you can sit back a re-tell stories and re-live the memories associated with them. Even if the kokes didn't cooperate it was still a great day. We started out catching smallish cuts, but then Shawn got a report where bows were being caught, so we motored over to the area around 10am to try and boat a few for the smoker. It took us about an hour or so to narrow down the area, but we finally figured it out, and each time we passed over the spot there would be a hook-up or two. We even tripled up once! Would we have liked to land some kokes, sure, but I'm an equal opportunity abuser, so if the kokes aren't willing, I have no qualms beating up on the cuts and bows! It was a great time, and I was 
to see it end, but honestly, if we'd stayed on the water any longer, I would have probably spontaneously combusted. Didn't put any sunscreen on, and this fair-skinned guy was red as Maine lobster on his face, neck and arms. First good burn of the season, but it was definitely worth it.
To finish this off, my wife and I cooked up a few bows last night...sweet and smokey rub on a cedar plank. Delish!!
to see it end, but honestly, if we'd stayed on the water any longer, I would have probably spontaneously combusted. Didn't put any sunscreen on, and this fair-skinned guy was red as Maine lobster on his face, neck and arms. First good burn of the season, but it was definitely worth it.To finish this off, my wife and I cooked up a few bows last night...sweet and smokey rub on a cedar plank. Delish!!