Reply With QuoteNo problem pappy. Glad to get out..Had a good time listening to you coaching the fish to bite. The Mega Rods in bonetreuse glow was the best color for me yesterday.
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Shout out to Slabeye for taking me, once again, out on Green for some Livescope single pole fishing experience, yesterday.
Water temps - mid to upper 60's
Water Condition - slightly dingy to murky to clear
Water Depths fished - 15-25fow
Cover Fished - brushpiles
Bait of the day - Hot Rods (various colors & sizes) + Slab Sticks (various scents)
Fish Size Range - 10.5" - 12"
Even though Slabeye thought it was "slow" & the fish were not as aggressive as they had been for him on previous trips, we still managed a double limit of quality keeper sized fish. Most were females, full of eggs in various colors (sandy yellow to gold to dirty gold in color) with only a couple of males kept.
Hat Trick of the day : Slabeye broke off his double jig rigging on a brushpile. We fished several other places before returning to that same brushpile, when I got hung into it myself. Freeing my jigs from the brush and reeling in to check my rigging, I noticed FOUR jigs hanging from the end of my line... then noticing the "extra" rigging attached, I realized I had caught his lost double jig rig, easily identifiable by the Hot Rods & Slab Sticks on the jigheads.
Enjoyed the trip, Slabeye ... let's do it again sometime !!
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No problem pappy. Glad to get out..Had a good time listening to you coaching the fish to bite. The Mega Rods in bonetreuse glow was the best color for me yesterday.
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Originally Posted by slabeye
... yeah, I got tired of the fish coming up to my jigs and checking them out, then swimming away.
(just so you other people know what we're talking about)
The deal was : I saw a fish come up to my jig & just hang there looking at it, so I started saying "bite it, bite it, come on bite it" and then just popped my rod tip ever so slightly & BAM ... she nailed it(unfortunately that was the only time that my "fish whispering" worked)
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Guys I'm headed there Thursday. Any suggestions on the general locations of the lake to fish? I've only been there a couple times. Thanks!
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With all the rain we have got today who knows. We fish several piles and most was empty or had non-biters. Unless. Muddy water doesnt bother you i would say between bulter creek to lone valley is your best bet.
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Thanks for the reply. Muddy water doesnt bother me if that where we need to be. I actually prefer it over clear water.
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Got a couple meals out of that trip awesome to see what others have been up to.
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Congrats on your catch look like some fun to be had. Green River one of my favorite lakes.
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