06-17-2024, 02:11 PM
Glad Starvy welcomed you nicely and gave up some of her goodies. I have always loved that lake. But as I get older I am less inclined to drive that far if I can get good fishing closer to home. Now you have to visit a lot more times...during different months, different weather conditions and different water levels...to build your working knowledge of that lake. But, unlike school, the "lab work" and experimentation are the fun parts.
Over the years I have fished Starvy every month of the year...and in water levels from really low to spilling. Some trips have been more productive than others. But I have never had a bad trip...unless you count the times that a sudden "zephyr" blew me to the other end of the lake in my float tube. Here are a few of the hundreds of treasured images I have of my many trips to Starvy.
![[Image: STARVY-SUNRISE.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/9rhGJ0Cs/STARVY-SUNRISE.jpg)
![[Image: LIGHT-DRIZZLE.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/G43vnfBQ/LIGHT-DRIZZLE.jpg)
![[Image: ROCKIN-ROLLIN.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/5XPL4mLM/ROCKIN-ROLLIN.jpg)
![[Image: SHOPPING-AT-HOME-DEPOT-AGAIN.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/s19cF763/SHOPPING-AT-HOME-DEPOT-AGAIN.jpg)
Over the years I have fished Starvy every month of the year...and in water levels from really low to spilling. Some trips have been more productive than others. But I have never had a bad trip...unless you count the times that a sudden "zephyr" blew me to the other end of the lake in my float tube. Here are a few of the hundreds of treasured images I have of my many trips to Starvy.