I was able to get out this afternoon and found them most likely on their winter structure up here in the NE - a bit deeper - water temp 44ish.
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WOW, one heck of an afternoon. 18 fish total, with these three lunkers. I was the only one on the lake again! I used to hate fall fishing... All of these were on deep structure, I assume their winter homes. Thanks for letting me share the pics.
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One of the two fish I caught tonight: 5 lbs on the dot.
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Man, I feel so lucky this year! I appreciate SUF School...
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It's much colder today! One of the best parts of Fall fishing is the empty boat ramps. The bad part is they start lower lakes to the point that getting a boat into those ramps starts getting tricky. I managed to get out there for a couple of hours. Jigs still work in the later Fall.
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Linda, the largemouth, and Sally, the smallmouth from this evenings trip.
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A couple of hours on the water this evening. I NEEDED to step away from work and get my bass therapy.
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It's official! I have my club's golden reel (AOY). What an incredible season! I appreciate SUF school for helping me learn and improve my mindset. Thanks, Brian Latimer
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Warm water plus cold air created cool fog. I believe one of my local lakes is beginning to turnover. It was crystal clear last weekend, but now it's becoming a bit cloudy but no smell. The water temperature still seems somewhat warm, in the low to mid-50s at the surface. Fishing was challenging for me today; I only managed to catch one. It is hard for me to tell when my lake has started the turnover. Does anyone else know for sure when their lake has?