Cool Fall mornings 58 Degree water temps making fog that means the air is chilly 🥶...
Cool Fall mornings 58 Degree water temps making fog that means the air is chilly 🥶...
I am curious what anyone else would do in my situation today. I fished in the river near my house tonight roughly 2-300 yard stretch with tons of laydowns and docks. They were biting very well in about 40 minutes I caught these 5 largemouth. I went down a little further maybe another 200 yards and caught 0. All caught on a spinnerbait never even tried another bait. Would you go back to where I started and try a different bait? Or another color? Or just keep going to find another productive area? Maybe go slower and use multiple baits every few cast? I attached a screenshot of where I was showing red arrow of water flow and yellow the shoreline I fished.
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Had a decent day on Lake Sinclair today... I dont have ffs, caught all mine up shallow... saw plenty of bait, lost 2 big ones but I dont even wanna talk about that.. Caught 8 today, 7 were on a buzzbait, 1 on a speed worm...
Fishing with kids can be challenging fishing with my kid is one of the most frustrating tasks I’ve ever done…. But memories like this make it all worth it
A couple hours on Lanier today, not big ones but had fun catching a few about this same size. Multi-facet day with drop shot and some top water action. Points and bridge pilings
Playing around with the Ned rig in shallow water around grassy points
Ps. don’t mind my singing lol
Good day! Caught two largemouth; one on a plopper and the other on a Ned rig. Not sure my pics will pass though. I see why a good bump board matters.
Decided to give the river a break today... and my body too... River fishing is great in the summer, but its a lot of physical work.. dragging over shoals, going 20 to 25 miles a trip can wear a 63 year old body down..So I decided to hit Lake Sinclair in Milledgeville Georgia today...Im still here, and so far it hasnt disappointed..!
