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| 17.25" Horny Toad (Black) |
Conditions: 61-55℉, Mostly Cloudy, Wind ENE, Water Temp 56℉
I really should have gotten out sooner tonight, but I couldn't find where I put that Tyger Wire. I took a few casts off the dock and got a pike on the Brovarney Jig on my last cast.
I headed to the Inlet Bay on the North end of the lake. I started "Out" in the reeds in front of the inlet. I did have a bass hit the Brovarney and get off on the way to the boat. After 15 minutes and nothing else I started heading in towards the shallow pads. I got a pike that stole the boot off the Swim Fluke. I then put Bass Pro Speed Shad on to see how that works. I quickly got a pike on that. I went in super shallow. I then let the wind blow me down the North shoreline. I went to the Horny Toad and had a 16-17" bass blow it up and pull off at the boat. I then missed a promising blow up by the What In The Heck fallen pine tree. I got a pike off the tree. Then it was all pike for a while until I got to the first house.
There I missed a couple of promising blow ups. Had a 17-18" jump and get off and got a 16.5 off of the tree along with a few pike. I then blew to Double Maidencaine Point. I got a few pike and one good bass on the way to the point on the Horny Toad. One of the pike was a really good one that got off when it got hung up in the reeds. As I got closer to the point I got another good bass. I got a pike in shallow by the point. Then a solid bass by the buzzbait stick. I then went to the Maidencaine and got a 16 incher there on the Hack Jig. I also missed a bite on the Hack Jig that almost pulled the rod out of my hand. I quit fishing around 9:30.
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| One of the 16's |
I think I might have found our starting spot
9 Bass
18 Pike
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