I fished the Susky near Harrisburg, Wednesday, 9-10-14, 9:30am-4:00pm. That’s a looong time for me to be in my canoe. The first 2.5 hours were so slow that I was thinking of taking out and going somewhere else. But then the proverbial switch flipped and action ramped up markedly. The action kept getting hotter and hotter, so much so that I just couldn’t leave when fish were biting like they were. All total I caught 23 SMBass ranging in size from 10” to 19”. Lots of them were in the mid-teens. Also caught a few smaller than 10” that were not part of the total count. Keep tract of the time stamps on the pics and you will see have fast the action was at times… and I didn’t take pics of all of the nice bass… just too busy catching fish.
Nearly all were caught on my standard lures for the Susky, especially the bigger bass. I used either a 4” Saltwater Shad Bass Assassin splittail or the 4” Bass Assassin paddletail, both in opening nite. All were fished weightless on the surface.
The only other boaters I saw were two kayakers far off in the distance. Judging from their movement I’m guessing they were fishing too.
Susky, 9-10-14 A.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 B.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 C.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 D.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 E.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 F.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 H.jpg
Nearly all were caught on my standard lures for the Susky, especially the bigger bass. I used either a 4” Saltwater Shad Bass Assassin splittail or the 4” Bass Assassin paddletail, both in opening nite. All were fished weightless on the surface.
The only other boaters I saw were two kayakers far off in the distance. Judging from their movement I’m guessing they were fishing too.
Susky, 9-10-14 A.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 B.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 C.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 D.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 E.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 F.jpg
Susky, 9-10-14 H.jpg
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