My Scrapbook

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BenJones.JPG (82452 bytes) Gunny Ben Jones and a nice Fayette County bass.

toledobend.JPG (78087 bytes) A nice Toledo Bend bass!

larrychavalier.JPG (94411 bytes) Larry Chavalier, Louisiana fisherman, extrordinare and former LSU linebacker!

yeatsliv.JPG (90005 bytes) Livingston summer shallow bass

Red Man Regional, Pine Bluff Arkansas, 1997

Palestine.jpg (28987 bytes)  A very healthy Lake Palestine bass.

Galilee.jpg (27590 bytes) Fishing on the Sea of Galilee. Long poles with line attached, a bit of bread and you are all set! BTW, that is me sitting with two neat Arab kids who taught me how to fish the Sea.

RanlyFishing.jpg (25733 bytes) You are never too young to go fishing!

 

Conroe at Dawn Conroe.JPG (74929 bytes)

O.H. Ivie in 106 degree heat! Ivie.JPG (102724 bytes)

Bass can sometimes grow bigger than you at Lake Fork! David.JPG (113317 bytes)

Fayette County and waterdogs are a good combination. Greg.JPG (78875 bytes)

Then again, catching bass is so much fun no matter what the size at Conroe! David2.JPG (59216 bytes)

While studying The Holocaust in Israel, I learned how to catch fish Middle East style! Akko.JPG (38760 bytes)

Rayburn bass are good and health.    Bill1.JPG (30890 bytes)

Even when the weather is not so hot, the fishing is on Sam Rayburn!   Grant.JPG (46228 bytes)

Judy Montani, experienced guide and tournament fisherman and good friend at Sam Rayburn  Judy.JPG (47054 bytes)

 

Mark and his first tournament bass on Sam Rayburn.  Mark.JPG (48146 bytes)

 

  My favorite picture and nephew fighting his first real bass on Bob Sandlin Tim.JPG (60824 bytes)

  Fayette County is a good place for a father and son trip!Yeats&Dad.gif (184601 bytes)

If you are a good friend of the guide you might even get to drive the boat!YeatsBoat.gif (200363 bytes)

My partner Victor and the smallest of the smallies, Tennessee River at the Red Man Wild Card Regional, November, 1998.Victor.gif (118152 bytes) &  with a REAL fish Vinnysnook.gif (129842 bytes)

More on the Wild Card Regional. A VERY tough tournament. Water was down 6 feet, full moon, shad in the creeks and coves, VERY cold. The bass must have fed all night because there was only ONE limit the first day out of over 600 fisherman. The shad were so thick in some coves you could scoop them out of the water with a cup! My theory? The fish feed so much during the night they had no reason to do anything but chill during the day.

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