Yesterday after work I packed things up again and headed to a different pond to try my luck. 82 at waters edge and the surface water temp was 80 with a slight breeze from the WSW when I launched at 5:30. I trolled 3 lines as usual and it took nearly half an hour to find the first fish, an average bluegill of perhaps 7".

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This fish would be the model of most of my catch for the trip; it was a bluegill sort of trip. I was able to cast and retrieve once that little breeze died down but things were slow once again. Never got in to them on a regular basis, just here and there catching.
I did manage to jig up one crappie, a nice 12" fish, the only one of the night.

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The last fish of the night came while trolling back toward the launch along the weed line in 16' of water. Just after I snapped this picture he began flopping around and broke me off in the boat and I called it a night right at 8. This pickerel measured out about 18".

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It was a wonderful night to be out on the water, low humidity and falling temps made for comfortable conditions. Total for the trip would be about a dozen average gills and the one each crappie and pickerel. All were returned for another day.