Impressive fish !

this warmouth hit a really long jig today with gusto ....:yikes
pretty darn impressive for a wee fella ....:highfive
nothing but him hit it ,go figure .....nonono
changed jigs ,water rose 12 inches and got turbid ....
7 to 8 fow and they for sure only bit it rising ever so stupid slowly ....
for the first time since may or so ,,,,the fish felt cool to the touch ...:highfive
the daylight is fading , the temperature is falling ....
crappie will start to stack up ....
its about go fall feeding it up time .....
I really like fall ketchn the best , fish are typically hungry and run larger than average in many spots . The chance to ketch a personal best might be the fall run and NOT the spring run ....you never know :dono
keep your jigs in the water and your chances to ketch fish will go up ....:Rofl
KABOOM is the word :Cowboy

Love this time of year….in the 40s at night for the next couple nights

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Love this time of year….in the 40s at night for the next couple nights

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we actually got a small amount of rain in these parts and way cooler temps.
good stuff after a long hot summer for sure ...:highfive

Certainly an odd looking critter with that black tail

Love the cooler weather and fall. :highfive

Warmouth are bad-to-the-bone little critters. I used to hate them when in my green carp days. They would attack plastic worms with fire tails and pull the tails off when you tried to set the hook on a strike.

We’ve caught a couple so far this year on Ky Lake that were over a pound.


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Originally Posted by M R Dux

Warmouth are bad-to-the-bone little critters. I used to hate them when in my green carp days. They would attack plastic worms with fire tails and pull the tails off when you tried to set the hook on a strike.

We’ve caught a couple so far this year on Ky Lake that were over a pound.


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LOL !!! .... yeah, back in my Bassin days I've sent more than a few of them rascals flying clear over the boat on the hookset, thinking a big 'ol Bass had just inhaled my Texas Rigged worm. :Rofl Not sure which one of us was the most surprised :dono

Have caught a couple two or three up there in size/weight, crankin a Rebel Deep Wee R in crawfish pattern down a rock shelf bank, back in the day. Not what I was after, so they got a look of admiration and then pardoned back to their "hood" to continue doing their thing.

One fella with me ,got a big one a few weeks ago on a 4 inch craw bass bait …:highfive