Donkbuster
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- Oct 9, 2015
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Based on the weather and the temps I took a chance and figured I might find a few early spawners. Found a few on beds Wed afternoon but despite being locked on they wanted nothing to do with biting. Thursday AM was better. I took the one pictured about 9:30. It was 6/2. Right after that I was in a cove and another boat came in behind me. I decided to work down the the sunny side so they started over in the shade. Within a few minutes I heard a bunch of hooting and hollering but didn't pay much attention. We crossed over each other a little while latter and after talking for a second they asked if I had a scale. They didn't think theirs was accurate. They were from up north and it was their first day on the lake. I said sure and this guy reaches down into his live well and pulls this thing out. Says he saw a bed with a male on it. Pitched a beaver tail at it and she came from off the bed and nailed it. Weighed 11lb8oz on their scale and 11.49 on mine. Guess I should have started on the other side and she might have been mine instead. Either way caught about a dozen off beds and almost as many with a custom handmade chatterbait with white skirt with a chartreuse and orange belly around wood all 10 feet and shallower.