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i use dynomite and this little box we use to use to check if current was going thur the loops under the asphalt when you pull up to a intersection works great for 19.95 i too will send you a book on all the HONEY HOLE$
I've got a few spots that produce most of the time. A honey hole doesn't have to produce 100% of the time to be a good spot to go and try.
The one spot that I do have that has been 100% is 007's Boat!
Now that is funny. The one spot I have fished that has not produced at all was 007's boat. Especially that trip when we fished the entire shoreline of Trinity without a single bite.
What Shallowist said.I have spots I fish in the winter that I pass over in the summer.You have your redfish hole,your quanity trout hole and your quality trout hole.If all else fails you have your potlicked hole.
They are pretty much all seasonal, then conditional. You have too many variables that affect where the fish want to be. I have a bunch of spots that produce most of the time, but I don't think that I have any that produce all of the time. The best part of a honey hole is that it's probably one of the places that you know better than any other. If you knew other good areas that well they would probably be added to your honey hole list.
I know of one honey hole on the west end for reds but only on a falling tide. It produces reds 80% and limits about 40%. They do exist under the right conditions but nothing is guaranteed. Since getting my boat running three months ago I have managed to eliminate over a 100 places as honey holes so I can tell y'all where not to go.
Well, I guess I need patience, and more time in the water so I can find one or two.......Bank fishing honey holes sound more interesting, all you have to do is park and catch!
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