Beetle Spin

1/32 oz Beetle spin in either white or green will catch most any species. This was Tuesday in a friend's 15 acre pond. Attachment 325133Attachment 325134Attachment 325136Attachment 325137

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Pretty Fish, and that structure shown in the background- my goodness what a fish haven.

Yes indded, and thats a fine looking pond.

Excellent job out there! And yep, that is one heck of a lure. :)

I do like beetlespins,nice fish.

Indeed!!! The beetle spin and the Blakemore road runner are two mainstay baits that have put food on the table countless times throughout my near 60 year year fishing history... and for that reason, to this day... they will always have their place in my tackle box. Thanks for sharing.

We have a few lakes in our area that were made by flooding forest areas and it is so much timber in the lake that you cannot go by just the timber being present to find the fish, the slight creek channels or humps are what you have to find.

In some ways it makes the lake harder to fish as most lakes the cover is in small groupings to concentrate on and will attract fish while these lakes the cover is over the entire body of water and those slight bottom contours will make the differences.

One fishing trip this area will be loaded while the next trip it will be bare but unlike most lakes everywhere looks like a good place to try. lol!

​Nice catch and post.

I agree!

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Originally Posted by StantheMan2567

Pretty Fish, and that structure shown in the background- my goodness what a fish haven.

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This is a better shot of the pond. It is 15 acres fed by a black water creek. My friend built it and has a cabin there that he generously shares with me. He stocked bass and bluegill but there is a healthy population of Flier bream that were native to the creek. Don't know how the crappie got in there but glad they did.
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