I was not very optimistic today as it was the day after a three day cold front(extremly rear for Cyprus in May). After reading the post of my friend Cybasser i was actually thinking not to go at all. But my biologic alarm started rinking at 4:00hrs . So here we go...

Startred with jerkbaits and within half an hour i cought three 1.7lb...

there was no activity at for two hours and started flipping creuture baits and from the same bush i took out these ladies . First one 4.3lb

second one 3.9

third one 3.8lb

after an hour of great fan i decide to move to another spot and switch to senko ,cough this male and lost another two...

While i was leaving i give a try to my favorite terminator spinnerbaits and this lady came out of the water(3.85lb). All bass were released. WHAT A DAY 8-) 8-) 8-)

Beautiful fish.  Job well done. Congrats.  I guess with water temp of 22 degrees Celsius and still at pre-spawn is a bit strange. Last few cold fronts are to be blamed I think. Maybe next full moon...

Congrats on the awesome fish! I would think that the fish have allready spawned with the water temp. beeing 22 C. They have finished spawing here and the water is 18-19 C.

Great outing my friend , i hear a 6 pounder calling u soon

Kouris bass are in spawning and post spawning phase , i know its stange

WTG! Looks like some nice fish.

GOOD JOB YIANNIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congrats on the awesome fish! I would think that the fish have allready spawned with the water temp. beeing 22 C. They have finished spawing here and the water is 18-19 C.

The water at Kourris warmed very rapidly - from 17C it jumped to 22 C in about four days following the recent heat wave (34-38C air temperatures during the day). I am afraid that the bass that have not yet laid eggs might not do so, or if the eggs are laid, they might not hatch properly..

Check out the bug eyes on the 3.8 one. Wherever that place is, it looks awesome. Good job!!

Congrats on the awesome fish! I would think that the fish have allready spawned with the water temp. beeing 22 C. They have finished spawing here and the water is 18-19 C.

The water at Kourris warmed very rapidly - from 17C it jumped to 22 C in about four days following the recent heat wave (34-38C air temperatures during the day). I am afraid that the bass that have not yet laid eggs might not do so, or if the eggs are laid, they might not hatch properly..

i think i've seen some spawing activity yesterday very close to shore. yesterday it was the first day of the moon.

I like your "modified" post. One can never be too careful. You never know who is watching!

By the way you could use your paint software to blur the background. See photo below:

Well , my apologies to all the forum members for modifying my post. if anyone would like an explanation please send me a PM.

No need to apologise my friend.  You just protect your hobby.  I do exactly the same.

I was serious about blurring the background of your photos.  Everybody protects their secret honey holes.  So don't feel bad about it.

Keep up the good work.

No need to apologise my friend. You just protect your hobby. I do exactly the same.

I was serious about blurring the background of your photos. Everybody protects their secret honey holes. So don't feel bad about it.

Keep up the good work.

Cybassman , to be honest i do not have a problem revealing my secret honey holes provided that  the person who go there will exercise catch & release. As you know in Cyprus there are people who do not respect...