Fished a reservoir in central Maryland yesterday. Besides battling the wind I also got into some good bass fishing. It took me a while to find them but once I figured out what they were up to the action (while not fast) was at least consistent.
Much of the reservoir was 49 to 50 degrees so I spent many hours checking a creek channel at various depths with nothing to show for it. Finally I found a south facing shoreline where the water near shore was 53 to 54 degrees. I started pitching a 3/8 football head jig with a tiny paca craw into the laydowns in water 2 to 4 feet deep.
The crushers on these bass were red (which usually means they are hunting and eating crayfish). Fun day. Spring seems to have finally blessed us with her presence.
Much of the reservoir was 49 to 50 degrees so I spent many hours checking a creek channel at various depths with nothing to show for it. Finally I found a south facing shoreline where the water near shore was 53 to 54 degrees. I started pitching a 3/8 football head jig with a tiny paca craw into the laydowns in water 2 to 4 feet deep.
The crushers on these bass were red (which usually means they are hunting and eating crayfish). Fun day. Spring seems to have finally blessed us with her presence.
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