Those line fish are MUCH better to eat and your string gets hard pulls.
Jim, Stan and I fished Lake Oconee yesterday. We fished from 7:45 a.m. until around 4:00 p.m.. The water temperature was 68 degrees when we started and 75 degrees when we finished. We fished mid lake. We caught tons of small fish. It would not be an exaggeration to say we probably caught at least 80 fish. In the end we finished the day with 23 good fish 11-13.75 inches. There was no particular jig color that seemed to work best. We caught them on light colors and dark colors. We also caught some "trophy" trash fish. Stan is still amazed at the contempt Jim and I have for stripers, white bass, hybrids, et al. It grieved him to see us pitch those fish back in the water while proclaiming their vileness. Stan told us the he once paid $300 at another lake for a guided striper fishing trip and they only caught one fish. According to Jim, at that rate we caught about $900 dollars worth yesterday. Hmmm? Oh by the way, a lot of fish are in the woods. We had a great day made more enjoyable by picking on Stan who laughed it off. He knew he was fishing with a couple of hard headed old guys. Additionally, we did not lose or break any fishing rods.
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All the females I cleaned yesterday had eggs. I had a 15” that was full of eggs.
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Having fun is the name of the game, water looked good Thanks for report, Looks like hot weather is coming
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Beautiful day to be on the water. Great catch. Thank y'all for posting.!!
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Jay Mayo & I fished mid-lake all day last Tuesday, I told him, I needed my spotted bass gear!! Caught 4 spots & one small largemouth on crappie gear, Was thinkin maybe they
d hit bass gear! Nice Fish!! Hop yall had a GrEat dAY!!
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We wound up with 20 good keepers this morning. Like Jim said lots of small fish but some good ones also. Our best color was blue/white with chartreuse tail.
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