vguaetta

98 G3 bass boat with 25 hp 4 stroke Yamaha and trailor. Runs great. Everything in good working order. Front mounted 54lb motorguide, 2 Lowrance units, new trailor tires and led lights. New bilge pump. The engine alone is worth 3k. You won't find a better starter boat. Very easy to tow as well. Boat is 16 and a half feet. Any questions feel free to call or text me at 617-913-8411.

James and I got out for a full day Saturday. We hit a new lake for us that a friend of his told us about. First thing in the morning was good. We both caught some fish with James catching a nice 2 lb smallie. We thought we were in for a nice day. Around 7:30am the bite just shut completely off. We fished till about 11:30 and made the decision to leave and finish the day closer to home at one of our local hot spots. That move paid off. We had each caught a few small ones, but the bite was slow. We kept grinding it out, and with about a half hour left in the day James locked on to a monster. He ripped it thru the pads and landed a 5.1lb pig. It made the day for sure. Five minutes later I hooked into a monster and broke him off. After a frustrating day for me, I was on suicide watch at this point. Ready to call it a day, both of us exhausted, he'd caught a pig, and I just had my heart broken by a fish. I retied and said "let's just hit this little patch of pads, then get out of here". My first flip into the pads and a get a hard hit. I set the hook on a big one and he bull dogs me into the pads. The way the day had gone for me so far, I was sure I was gonna loose him. We trolled over to him and while I kept pressure on him, James reached down and grabbed him. He was covered in pads, and when they were cleared off I finally felt relieved. It was a 5.4lb slob. We both caught 5 lbers ten minutes apart, right at the end of the day. A day neither of us will forget.

My friend Steve gave me a tip on a lake in central MA where he's been killing them, so James, Jaden and I decided to bypass our regular spot and give it a shot. It paid off big time. I caught the first few fish of the morning, including a 4.14 lb slob that engulfed a Lucky Craft Sammy. I was so excited, I said " I don't need to catch another fish all day and I'll still be happy." We'll guess what, I didn't. You will never hear those words come out of my mouth again as long as I live. From that point forward James caught fire. He steadily caught fish all day totaling more than ten. Included in the ten was a massive 5.13 pig he caught flipping an overhang. It is his new personal best. Jaden also did good with at least five fish on the senko. All in all it was another great day on a new body of water. Thanks Steve for the tip, and congrats to James for his new personal best.

I got out with James and his son Jaden on Saturday. We had a great day all around. Between the three of us we caught well over 20 fish. The frog was the deal today, but we caught fish on senkos, spinner baits, swimbaits, and Flippin with creature baits as well. I got the party started with a 4lber on the frog. Then for the next 4 hours James and Jaden banged em. Catching multiple fish including a nice 3 and a half Jaden got on a senko. James also lost a monster that had his heavy action rod bent in half. I caught back up catching some nice fish on the frog and the swimbait. With about two hours left to fish, I made a deal with Jaden that if he could catch one on the frog, I would give him one of my favorite lures. From that point on he didn't put the frog down. With about a half hour left I had a big blow up and miss on the frog. Without hesitation Jaden threw right in the spot where I had the hit, and Boom! He landed his first ever frog fish. The fish hit that frog so hard, it literally turned it inside out. Papa was proud, and even though he stole MY fish, I gotta say I was too. Jaden says he's gonna be a bass pro some day. I believe him.

I got out with James and his son Jaden on Saturday. We had a great day all around. Between the three of us we caught well over 20 fish. The frog was the deal today, but we caught fish on senkos, spinner baits, swimbaits, and Flippin with creature baits as well. I got the party started with a 4lber on the frog. Then for the next 4 hours James and Jaden banged em. Catching multiple fish including a nice 3 and a half Jaden got on a senko. James also lost a monster that had his heavy action rod bent in half. I caught back up catching some nice fish on the frog and the swimbait. With about two hours left to fish, I made a deal with Jaden that if he could catch one on the frog, I would give him one of my favorite lures. From that point on he didn't put the frog down. With about a half hour left I had a big blow up and miss on the frog. Without hesitation Jaden threw right in the spot where I had the hit, and Boom! He landed his first ever frog fish. The fish hit that frog so hard, it literally turned it inside out. Papa was proud, and even though he stole MY fish, I gotta say I was too. Jaden says he's gonna be a bass pro some day. I believe him.

I got out by myself for about 4 hours Sunday morning. It was nice. I was the only boat on the water for the first few hours. It was a good day. I caught my biggest of the year so far with a 4.11. I caught 3 others, all in the pound and a half range. A few pickerel mixed in, and a vicious little sunfish that actually ate my spinnerbait. I caught the pig on a spinnerbait, casting a shallow flat. That fish made my day.

Today were some of the worse conditions I have ever fished in. But after yesterday, I had to give it another shot, and it didn't dissapoint. The wind was still blowing from the Northeast, causing some major current. Same idea as yesterday. I was throwing a half oz spinnerbait into the wind, and slow rolling it back. I ended up with 9 fish in an hour and a half. The size was way down from yesterday for some reason, but the numbers were still there. My five best were around 10lbs. It was crazy with that wind, but when your catching fish you can barely feel it.

Today was an unreal fishing trip. I took the dog down to the lake and obviously I brought a rod to see if anything was going on. I wasnt expecting much, as this storm is rolling in. I figured I'd try slow rolling a spinnerbait in all that current the wind was making. It worked, to say the least. I caught 10 bass in an hour. My five best weighed in at close to 14lbs. I left when it started to snow, and my dog Penny was starting to drive me crazy. It killed me to leave, but I cant complain.

I caught 3 bass today, all on a bitsty flip jig with a Paca Craw trailor. The biggest was 23inches. A nice slob. It felt good to get a nice one. It's been a while.

Got out this evening around 6pm. After about 10mins I hit this nice 3.65lb larry on a blue and black jig. I also had another one on after this one that I lost before I could see it. It felt good though.