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Impromptu outing while wife was cooking supper. Water was green with algae bloom so I gave a chatterbait a go and caught six, this one being the best, maybe just shy of 3 lb.

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  • Fried Lemons
    Fried Lemons

    Today I caught my first 8" hudd fish... after over 100 hours fishing it over the years. I've caught fish on bigger baits but for some reason I could never get them on the traditional slow bottom crawl

  • N Florida Mike
    N Florida Mike

    Had my boss and his son over today . Primary goal was bream. The 2nd bream Alex hooked , as he had it almost to the dock , a bass clobbered the bream and he hooked the bass right in the corner of the

  • So I went fishing today, and caught a 9#. Scale bounced between 8-15 and 9-2, but let's call it a 9, shall we? NLMB trout eater.   Super slow rolling a 8" weedless on the bottom in about 15

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Got on the water later than normal this morning. Sun was already high and hot, but still managed a good one on the first cast. Pitched a 10” Culprit ribbon-tail worm to a submerged tree. She went 4lb: 

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The first cast curse was real though, as I only managed a pickerel and a couple more tiny bass the rest of the day. 

Went out this afternoon with the kid for a couple hours. Little lake just behind our house, usually we get out there a few times a year with the tinny. First time this year, and they weren’t really all that hot, but we did get a couple dozen little fellas and the kid got the best of the day, right around 3 lbs that smoked a wacky rig off a tree right beside the boat. 

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Went out tonight after 6. HOT !! With a slight breeze every now and then. Big fish huntin’ today. Found a old 10 inch cut off Mann’s jelly worm from the late 70s . Fished the first deep hole down the lake . Suddenly a nice fish blew up on the jelly worm. But I had thrown an 80s paddle tail worm out to the other side of the hole. So I went to reel it in to get it out of the way and there was this fish on it. Turned out to be big fish of the day , just shy of 4 pounds. The fish that blew up on the jelly had let go by the time I got the other fish in.

Stayed with 10 inch+ worms all evening and caught most of the rest of the fish on the zoom ol’ Monster in watermelon seed. Could not get another big one to bite but I did get a 3 or so. Ended up with 16 Total.DE9BD703-FA8F-4753-936F-29E9B2FFD762.jpeg

Tough day, only managed this guy and a snot rocket. Gave it a little tickle with my pinky so it would raise his dorsal (Always saw Dave Mercer do this... It actually works lol) One thing I've noticed from all the Largmouth I catch from this particular lake,  they all have bronze backs. Must be the tanins in the water I guess... Or sun burn...

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Caught 5 smallies yesterday morning. Two of them were hooked outside of the mouth back to back fish. I've never had this happen before.

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Florida fishing can be tough in the summer.  Nevertheless, I managed to nail a few good ones tonight using an old favorite, the big, fat 7" Yum Dinger, Texas-rigged weightless and fished slow. Unfortunately, the 7" has been unavailable for 4 or 5 years, discontinued due to poor sales. But it was a darn good bait to entice big sluggish bass in summer.  I managed to save an old bag of the baits in watermelon green, and put two of them to good use tonight. I sure wish Yum would reintroduce these monster stick baits.

 

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Got my second Thursday night win of the year this past week. 

 

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7 hours ago, hawgenvy said:

Florida fishing can be tough in the summer.  Nevertheless, I managed to nail a few good ones tonight using an old favorite, the big, fat 7" Yum Dinger, Texas-rigged weightless and fished slow. Unfortunately, the 7" has been unavailable for 4 or 5 years, discontinued due to poor sales. But it was a darn good bait to entice big sluggish bass in summer.  I managed to save an old bag of the baits in watermelon green, and put two of them to good use tonight. I sure wish Yum would reintroduce these monster stick baits.

 

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I was just thinking about that size yesterday. I used most of mine up too. Now I just have a couple bags left but they are colors that don’t work very good.

That size is money in the summer for large Florida bass!!!

BPS Stick-o, Yama Senko, and SK Ocho all have 7" models. Haven't tried those yet, but surely will.

ZOOM Magnum Trick Worms as well

On 7/14/2019 at 10:58 AM, Dangerfield said:

Crushed my PB (5.60lb) earlier on a Nichols Sabre Jig x Z-Man Diezel Minnowz. Man I love bass fishing.

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Saturday night we launch our boat on our lake. I was hitting them good on a Pop-R, the wife her trusty Senko. My son started to get discouraged because he wasn’t catching any. Then his attitude went south, he kept saying I never catch fish (mind you he’s probably caught 50 or more bass than me this year) then he caught a bass. His attitude changed and we all laughed. Lesson learned don’t complain or else.....?

 

 

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Took a Disney guided fishing excursion with my son and good friend while on vacation last week.

 

The Captain put us on some nice Bass. I caught 12 during the two hour trip.

 

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16 hours ago, hawgenvy said:

Florida fishing can be tough in the summer.  Nevertheless, I managed to nail a few good ones tonight using an old favorite, the big, fat 7" Yum Dinger, Texas-rigged weightless and fished slow. Unfortunately, the 7" has been unavailable for 4 or 5 years, discontinued due to poor sales. But it was a darn good bait to entice big sluggish bass in summer.  I managed to save an old bag of the baits in watermelon green, and put two of them to good use tonight. I sure wish Yum would reintroduce these monster stick baits.

 

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BPS has a 7" Sticko. I've heard other guys say they're not too different from Yamamoto.

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Tried out another new-ish reservoir yesterday. Caught a few, including these two within a few feet of each other, about an hour apart though!

 

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Pitching, punching and frogging.

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Pads everywhere. Need to spend more time learning this lake and finding the fish- I don't have a topo map.

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We decided to head down the road a try the bridge. The vampire beaver (his nickname until his teeth come in) pulled the only smallie out of the water and it was a decent one. 

 

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So, these stained shallow reservoirs are pretty different from the ones I usually fish. Haven't been catching very many, but the average size has gone way up.

 

Think I could get used to this!

 

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Also, a double rainbow! Wonder what it means.

 

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Ontario Bass at its best. 

 

 

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Smallies ...

 

 

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More smallies lol...

 

 

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my grandsons first t rig bass

 

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This one fish near my dock really likes purple rats?

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Can't keep em off the ned rig on the kayak.

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 Once again leaving the house at 0500, air temperature was 69 degrees and I was expecting a repeat of the previous days pattern. So I drop the boat in and decide to try a different bank, but it seemed the fish obviously had different ideas. Even though I caught a couple of decent fish on a popper and chatter bait, it was the primrose/hyacinth mats that looked like fun. 

 So I go to work on the mats, catching a couple of small fish punching above their weight class. I drop back in and my rod loads up and I set the hook on a heavy fish, and then nothing. I reel in to find my bobber stopper was the only thing left on my line. After some excitable utterances over what just transpired, I commence to rerigging my punch set-up. 

 I decided to try another area, and I made a pitch into the mat. My line jumps, my rod loads, and the rumble begins. I gotta say she felt much bigger due to the hook piercing the side of her mouth and promptly imbedding in a primrose vine. After welcoming her aboard, I was surprised she only weighed 2.9lbs and released her to fight another day...

 

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Second day in a row..... 5 hours on the lake with limited success, last cast of the day with a ned from the dock, 4.1

Heck, I am doing better from land ?

 

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