Friday a severe cold front hit Georgia's Lake Varner. It was the best thing that could have happened. ;D Instead of the fish being scattered all over Varner's huge flats where they can be tough to find at times, they went to the first deep water off the flats into the ditches, and off points where they were tougher to catch but easier to find. The result was fish being caught including a few big fish with the biggest going eleven pounds one ounce that hit a Matt's Ultimate Bluegill fished very slow over deeper water off the edge of a flat. Most of the others hit a splitshot rigged  trickworm fished painfully slow taking up to five minutes to bring it back to the boat. On Saturday I took an eight year old and his dad out fishing in 30mph winds and water temps that had dropped 10 degrees overnight. He was a good kid didn't complain at all about the weather like most adults do and had fun catching fish. All of our fish on Saturday hit trickworms on jigheads and splitshot rigs fished slow.

Another fish from Friday.

One more photo from Friday.

Tie those up for the next few weeks.  

Here is one more photo of eight year old Parker who I fished with Saturday with one of the fish he caught.

Great fish Randall!  Nice to see young kids fishing!  

Good job! That's a tough kid!

Fantastic Bass.....I caught 4 one lbers yesterday :-[

another DD from Varner! How many double digit bass do you think are in there?

nice looking bass

It sure is tough being Randall.. :..nice fish again

nice fish