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So after a less than exciting trip to the BB yesterday afternoon I decided to fish my neighborhood lake which i would say is close to 20-25 acres.
Also, my classes were cancelled at AACC so that helped as well. Fished from only about 6pm-8pm. I haven't fished it in a few years, just been busy, but it was were I learned to fish so I guess you could say I got back to the basics.
It has a lot of new fallen trees after the storm so I avoided those areas and concentrated on the undisturbed sections. Took me awhile to figure out what they were biting. I threw a few spinners, a topwater lure and a buzzbait.
Then I switched to a little crankbait. That's what they were hitting. I caught 2 and hooked 2-3 then lost them and missed 2-3 others. This was all in about a 40 minute span.
Largest was 18 inches and fat. Gonna have to frequent my lake a little more often if I can catch some good size bass.
*Fish is a little bloody in pic from hook removal, but was revived and released just fine.
Also, my classes were cancelled at AACC so that helped as well. Fished from only about 6pm-8pm. I haven't fished it in a few years, just been busy, but it was were I learned to fish so I guess you could say I got back to the basics.
It has a lot of new fallen trees after the storm so I avoided those areas and concentrated on the undisturbed sections. Took me awhile to figure out what they were biting. I threw a few spinners, a topwater lure and a buzzbait.
Then I switched to a little crankbait. That's what they were hitting. I caught 2 and hooked 2-3 then lost them and missed 2-3 others. This was all in about a 40 minute span.
Largest was 18 inches and fat. Gonna have to frequent my lake a little more often if I can catch some good size bass.
*Fish is a little bloody in pic from hook removal, but was revived and released just fine.
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