The weather sure has screwed up the bassin' here lately. With water temps in the 79-80 degree range, the bass have yet to get into the "fall feeding frenzy" that is sure to get started with the cooler weather over the next week. We are expecting highs in the low 70's and lows reaching the low 50's...yahoo!

I caught 10 LMB, a couple of spots, and a couple of little white bass over the weekend. My backseaters landed 2 LM and a few spots. We had several lost on the way to the boat and several swing and miss our spooks, sammys, and frogs. I was out SAT between 7 AM and 1 PM, and SUN between 7 and 11. All of the LMB were caught in one slough that I started at on both days. We were working an area that ranged between 2 and 5 feet deep, with weeds at the surface in the shallower water and a foot deep in the deeper water. 5 feet of water with 4 feet of weeds, for the most part. I caught 8 LMB on a spook Jr. and 2 on a c-rig about 8 feet deep just off the weed beds.

You just can't beat topwater action! The largest LMB was 2-12, and we had several keepers in the 2 to 2-8 range.

Loads of fun, but the days of 100 in the boat are just around the old weather corner!

We are also still waiting for the big rush.  The last couple of weekends on Lake Talquin in Florida I have found a lot of small fish scattered everywhere and not in too big of a mood to eat.