So I went to my "Honey Hole" I described here: http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/112966-honey-hole-maybe/

 

Oh what a great few hours of fishing it was! See pics attached. I decided to try a different lure and be patient with it... a green fluke, 5", weightless. I would let it drop, wait a while and slowly twitch, twitch, reel, repeat. Pulled 3 fish, one of which was a big one! As I lifted the fish out of the water (the canal was steep in that spot, couldn't lip it) few second later my 8lbs mono leader snapped!

 

H00kedOnBass showed up later in the day, but by that time bite was shut :-( though he did hook one too! Also tried a 5" black senko, but no go.

 

This fishing business is fun :-)

 

M.

Glad to see your honey hole is working for you. Thanks for the update. It's sleeting here so seeing you out in a tshirt catching bass helps keep the spirits up.

Glad to see your honey hole is working for you. Thanks for the update. It's sleeting here so seeing you out in a tshirt catching bass helps keep the spirits up.

 

LOL yea, it's a great thing about Florida, fishing all year round :-)

Honey hole definitely get's a pin on the map (though I did see one other guy and some little kid fish there), I'll revisit it in a month or so. Now back to Google maps :-)

LOL yea, it's a great thing about Florida, fishing all year round :-)

Honey hole definitely get's a pin on the map (though I did see one other guy and some little kid fish there), I'll revisit it in a month or so. Now back to Google maps :-)

Maybe global warming is good for bass fisherfolk! More year-round fishin' for the rest of us! LOL!

Maybe global warming is good for bass fisherfolk! More year-round fishin' for the rest of us! LOL!

Global warming? You can throw that theory out the window, lol. Just call it better positioning on earth.

Glad your luck has turned around buddy.