Any old tubers around?

[dsafety]

Can't say that I ever fished any water like the one Jim described but I still have two tubes stored in my garage. Most of my memories come from fly fishing private ponds or Sierra lakes. They are very good memories.

When I bought my kayak a couple years ago, it opened up a whole new range of "big water" fishing opportunities. Personally, I prefer the freedom to go just about anywhere which a kayak provides. Somehow, I just can't imagine trolling across the LJ Canyon while sitting in a float tube with my legs hanging down, dressed up like a tasty seal.

Bob

[Fiskadoro]

Originally Posted by dsafety

Somehow, I just can't imagine trolling across the LJ Canyon while sitting in a float tube with my legs hanging down, dressed up like a tasty seal.

Bob

I hear that Bob. Whitewater I can handle, salt would freak me out....




Jim

[fishinkid2010]

That's pretty darn cool! I hope in thirty years I'll be pulling my Caddis out of the attic and recollecting on it! To this date my largest large mouth bass came off my float tube... just over the double digit mark!
I've actually been considering getting my parents to ship my waders, and float tube to me here in Waco, so that I could do some more bass fishing here on the Brazos! With the river right next to campus, its pretty tempting!