Bprice
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CooperJD and I hit the G today.
We started out in Roseberry and fished some grass that Tater and I nailed in last week. Nothing, fish moving everywhere shad being knocked a mile in the air. We threw everything, no bites. We moved out to the channel mouth and started getting bit good on a spook and chug bug... missed a few, not good hits, and Coop got a 3 lber on a spook. Then MY ANGER LEVEL ABOUT GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK. A dude (and I know him and I can't wait to see him) in a Triton flew full throttle in between my boat and the grass line (10 yards) cutting coop's line, and wetting his pants. I can't wait to see John Doe at the gym tommorow.
Needless to say I had to leave, and we trailored to Mink Creek... fished the same boathouses everyone does, lost a nice fish at the boat on a swimming worm. We moved onto an offshore hump, and nailed a fat Largemouth, pictured below on a 10" worm rigged on a spot sticker... swimming. Left the area alone for this weekend, and headed for lunch at Waterfront.
Saw Curt Statley, local guide, at lunch, talked with him for a while... he landed over 20 bass most 3 lbs, with a couple of 5 lbers, flipping creature baits into main channel grass pockets. Being the kind of fisherman we are Coop and I hopped in the boat to do the same.... nothing much here, Coop lost a good fish in a clump of milfoil.
Decided to head back to a honey hole in South Sauty, and boated two fat 14 99/100 inch Largemouths.
Headed in and trailored to Honeycomb... by this time it was 4 and we were whooped, fished deep grass with jigs, worms and topwater, no bites... headed home pretty happy with the fish we found. We basically spent 70% of our time marked spots, and structure, and finding places for this weekend and our upcoming tourneys.
Jmax, is that detailed enough? emoLaugh
We started out in Roseberry and fished some grass that Tater and I nailed in last week. Nothing, fish moving everywhere shad being knocked a mile in the air. We threw everything, no bites. We moved out to the channel mouth and started getting bit good on a spook and chug bug... missed a few, not good hits, and Coop got a 3 lber on a spook. Then MY ANGER LEVEL ABOUT GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK. A dude (and I know him and I can't wait to see him) in a Triton flew full throttle in between my boat and the grass line (10 yards) cutting coop's line, and wetting his pants. I can't wait to see John Doe at the gym tommorow.
Needless to say I had to leave, and we trailored to Mink Creek... fished the same boathouses everyone does, lost a nice fish at the boat on a swimming worm. We moved onto an offshore hump, and nailed a fat Largemouth, pictured below on a 10" worm rigged on a spot sticker... swimming. Left the area alone for this weekend, and headed for lunch at Waterfront.
Saw Curt Statley, local guide, at lunch, talked with him for a while... he landed over 20 bass most 3 lbs, with a couple of 5 lbers, flipping creature baits into main channel grass pockets. Being the kind of fisherman we are Coop and I hopped in the boat to do the same.... nothing much here, Coop lost a good fish in a clump of milfoil.
Decided to head back to a honey hole in South Sauty, and boated two fat 14 99/100 inch Largemouths.
Headed in and trailored to Honeycomb... by this time it was 4 and we were whooped, fished deep grass with jigs, worms and topwater, no bites... headed home pretty happy with the fish we found. We basically spent 70% of our time marked spots, and structure, and finding places for this weekend and our upcoming tourneys.
Jmax, is that detailed enough? emoLaugh
Sorry guys... but my hero is the Spinnerbait Kid.
