Great report!
I love early morning fishing trips in the summer time. I love to catch fish and be off the water by ten thirtyish. That is what Phil and I did today.
It was a pretty good day but not as good as our last two trips. We had 11 keepers (13 3/8”), and Mr S gave me a Blue catfish that was 5 lbs and one keeper crappie. Thanks, LeBron for the slimer.
Deep brush, a roadbed and one off shore spot gave up the keepers. We had several short crappie too and the bonus fish today was a 13.5” trashy green fish aka, Largemouth bass. Lolol.
Lights Out slab slayer and Silverfish Minnow Minder caught fish. I told Phil to stay with the hot color while I frequently changed colors to see if the fish were color specific or would hit anything. They wouldn’t hit just any old color. Grin.
We are marking fish everywhere. But most are suspended or rubbing their bellies in the mud. I think that I will catfish for a little while. Richard Simms, are there any spots that you want me to avoid? I need about 6-8 bags of catfish nuggets in the freezer. My daughter in Louisiana loves catfish better than anything and I didn’t have any to take her on our last visit.
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Nice, two days in a row catching some Slabs. Summer fishing has its merits, the fish are very predictable. Good catch!
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Good looking mess of fillets! I also like the ballcap you're wearing. Master Fisherman Level III
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Great pic! Thanks for sharing! You shouldn’t have any problems chasing those slimmers they biting good right !
The fillets look great! Thanks for sharing.
Bob, I need 3 more TARP species to get the Master Angler IV award. That is the last one. For the fish that I fish for, I need a 10 inch Bluegill, 11 inch Yellow Bass, 28 inch Walleye. I already have the Rockfish and Hybrid tarps. Oh, I need an 18 inch White Bass. I have never even seen one let alone catch one. 17 inches is my longest so far. I think a 34 inch Flathead would do and I had that thing last year fishing with Candi, but tossed it overboard without even thinking that it could be a TARP. It weighed 28.66 lbs.
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