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Enjoyed the sunshine.water temp 60 -62...alot of activity on the north end of the lake...I assume because of the previous 5 days of south wind....i was glad too because the north wind was cold and swift....shortline jigs and pushed jigs and shiners....no catches but recorded about 3 or 4 bites...most bites were in water 2 to 13 ft deep....bass probably up in the shallows and some of that water was about 64.....oh and it was muddy with visibility of 0....the weather was great!!!!!
At least you got out and that is good
It felt GOOOOOOOD!
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Indeed. Always good when you’re off land.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Did ya beat the bank any? With those temps I would be thinking they wouldn’t be far from it.
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Yep that’s where the bass were for sure fishing in less than 2 fow and that water was 2 degrees warmer than the rest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Micropterus salmoides
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When the bite is slow is when we learn the most. Just wish I could remember all that stuff I learned along the way....
When the water is muddy go shallow.....
Some say fish dark colors in muddy water but theres lots of times I do better on bright colors like pink and chartreuse and yellow and chartreuse tube jigs.
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You are one of the reasons i actually got the bites that i got yesterday. That is good advice from a good person.Quote:
Originally Posted by 20watt
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I’m all in with the chatreuse.
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At least you got out and went. Now make Marty bring you to bundicks before it cools off! lol. Thanks for the report
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At least you got out Vet. I am still waiting on the water to come out of the woods in my country and it’s time for the spawn to start over here [emoji57]
I went yesterday Tal. Water... coffee with lots of cream. Temp... 60-61. Had six trucks w/trailers at the landing. The few I talked to didn't get a bite. I recorded two bites; one bounced the pole and the other had the rod doubled over. I couldn't grab it quick enough before it got off. Oh well, it wasn't much of a fishing trip anyway. More of a shake down trip with the new I-pilot. Its been three years in the making and well worth the wait. IT'S THE BOMB! Like fishing hands-free. I guess it'll be a couple months until the water clears up. :fishQuote:
Originally Posted by fishervet
That is a great investment and it will be my next purchaseQuote:
Originally Posted by jchag1718
when I get around to it.....how deep were you fishing and did you notice more fish activity on any particular shore? Thanks for the report....makes me feel better that others have experienced the same thing....congrats on the new i pilot......where did you get yours from?
I marked the most fish straight out from the landing. I fished 8-10 feet deep at 1-1.2mph pulling Bandit 300's. I didn't stay very long, maybe 2 hours at the most. I got the trolling motor from TackleDirect.
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Vet....call Brian at BBGMarine.com.....he has the best prices
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X2! Call and talk to him in person.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"