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Sunday, November 07, 2010

Tough Time Of Year....

Tough time of the year for us.  Deer Season and Duck Season are in full swing.  Trout are being caught on the Blue River, and we all have our day jobs as well.  So what to do, what to do.... For now, will try to do it all... or at least until our significant others tell us otherwise.

This weekend marked the start of Regular Deer Season.  Here is a post from our partner site - The Mobile Blog Feed, that summarizes this weekend's results from our Hunting Group.

Also, here is a post from Drifting the Prarie Ocean - a weblog dedicated to the Blue River in Oklahoma.  Looks like Trout are active.... Really like this Weblog!

Good luck and good fishing and hunting!

Game Cam Picture Taken The Night Before Opening Day!

Opening Weekend Deer Season.... Tag Is Still Open But.... Ten Pointer Was Finally Found!

Made it to the Lease this weekend for the start of Regular Deer Season.  Tag is still open, so duck hunting plans are on hold for now!






Deer Camp 2010-2011 Season
Regardless, was a great time outdoors.  Saw several bucks but none that met the 13" inside spread minimum.






Small Bucks!


Was not all a bust for our Hunting Party.... a nice 10 Point Buck, a Turkey, and a hog were taken this weekend!  Of note is the Buck had an old wound that had healed....





Old Buck With An Old Wound!


Looking at our Field Notes, "an 8 or 10 Point Buck was shot high and knocked down but immediately ran off.  10" later it returned chasing a Doe....  A search of the area found no blood trail, but deer hair was found that looked like it came from the back of the Deer....  Consider the Buck lost but not mortally wounded! "  The entry was dated November 6, 2005.  Game camera pictures over the years noted a Buck with a slightly scarred back frequenting our feeders!


This morning, 5 years and 1 day later, November 7, 2010, a new entry was made, "a 10 Point Buck showed on the south end of the Lease shortly after sunrise.  A shot was taken at about 70 yards, the Buck dropped after running 15 yards.  On closer inspection, it was the Buck with the slightly scarred back.... Consider the Buck finally found!"





Ten Pointer Was Finally Found!




Saturday, November 06, 2010

Tough Go... Opening Day Deer Season

Tough go this start of Opening Day Deer Season.  Only action came last night with a Buck that may or may not have met the minimum 13" inside spread.  Oh well, hoping to fill my tag and get back to Duck Hunting!



Wednesday, November 03, 2010

Three Bass and Three Bluegill On A BH Olive Wooley Bugger!

Fished Kroger Park this evening to see what a Bead Head Olive Wooley Bugger would bring.... Caught three Bass and three Bluegill. All were small but was a good start for this month's One Fishing Fly Challenge - largest fish on Olive Wooley Buggers!



Click-on 2010's COAF Fishing Leader Board to checkout top fish caught this year by our readers. Also, click-on One Fishing Fly Challenge to checkout the Field Team's flyfishing informal contest. Feel free to join; it's simple!

Monday, November 01, 2010

A Little Bluegill....

Fished Bethany Lakes this evening before the Rangers game.  Caught a little Bluegill, then watched a lot of Bruiser Bass chasing baitfish in the shallows.  Not one wanted an Olive Wooley Bugger!


Click-on 2010's COAF Fishing Leader Board to checkout top fish caught this year by our readers. Also, click-on One Fishing Fly Challenge to checkout the Field Team's flyfishing informal contest. Feel free to join; it's simple!

Sunday, October 31, 2010

Side Tracked From Fishing... But Found A Little Humor!

Was not able to hit the local community lakes and ponds this weekend.  Side tracked from fishing due to other committments.  But, found a little humor while on the road!  Picture is of poor quality due to low lighting but enough comes through to get the jest!

Side Tracked From Fishing... But Found A Little Humor!

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Struck Out This Evening; Cross Our Fingers The Rangers Don't!

Fished Bethany Lakes this evening.  Tried Deceivers, Wooley Buggers, Grasshoppers, etc....  Could not get a bite!  Went with the strike indicator, no luck.  Went without it, no luck.  Fast retrieve, slow retrieve, no luck.  Even worse, Bass were chasing baitfish in the shallows. Just did not want what was offered.  Saw a number of Bruisers, too!

Bottomline: Struck out!  Now, let's hope the Rangers don't tonight!

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Strike Indicator Made a Difference!

Fished Bethany Lakes this evening.  Short trip, had to make it back to watch the Rangers play!  Tied two more Weighted Olive Buggers to replace the ones lost.  Caught three Bass fishing the Wooley Bugger under a strike indicator.  Really light strikes today.  Strike indicator made a difference!


Click-on 2010's COAF Fishing Leader Board to checkout top fish caught this year by our readers. Also, click-on One Fishing Fly Challenge to checkout the Field Team's flyfishing informal contest. Feel free to join; it's simple!

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Was a Very Nice Day... To Lose a Bruiser, NOT!

Tied a backup Olive Wooley Bugger today using a smaller hook size and lead wire instead of the bead head.

It was a good thing the backup was available.  Ended up losing the last Bead Head Olive Wooley Bugger to a Tree Fish at Bethany.  Did manage to catch a Sunfish beforehand luckily.

Started fishing the backup Olive Wooley Bugger and had a few strikes but no hookups.  Then, barely felt a strike, set the hook, and had a Bruiser on the line.  Fight lasted about a minute, then the line broke.

Was a very nice day... to lose a Bruiser, NOT!   Oh well, there is always next time.



PS:  Met one of our Readers fishing with his Son this evening. 

Was great to meet them; made even better with a Bass caught by the young fisherman. 

Good stuff!

Regular Duck Season Kicks Off This Weekend In Our Area!

Regular Duck Season kicks off this weekend in our area!  We wish everyone good luck and good hunting this Season.



Not going to make the Season Opener but will be out there later in the Season.  Till then, we look forward to reports from the Field.



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