Saturday Afternoon was a fine day for fishing. Even
though there was a bit of wind, I decided to take my buddy luis out and see if
we could get into a fish or two over at the "bee hive." As you may recall, Last
time I went fishing out there was the first time I had EVER been skunked there.
This is why you can NEVER guarantee a person that you will get them into some
fish!
Well anyway, I hit the fishing hole at around 3. I could
see some small bass in the water so I decided to toss out a couple of lures
before I got to the worms. I tossed out a large yellow Hedon Torpedo which has
been collecting dust for a while. As I
got close to the small bass I had multiple strikes. I threw it out again and
got the same results. I figured I should try a smaller torpedo in a different
color but this one had absolutely no draw.
I decided I would try the fly rod and a bass popper but
they weren’t having it. Later I tried a white Cahill and even a small mosquito
looking pattern under a foam hopper. None of these got any attention. Then my
hopper and mosquito got caught on some vegetation and I lost them. I was pretty
pissed about that so I stopped fishing since I was a bit limited on time (had a
date night afterwards with the Mrs.).
I switched over to the worm under a bobber and started
casting into the mouth of the feeder creek. Two casts later I was into my first
baby largemouth. A bit later I got into my first blue gill and then a green
sunfish and I realized that the bee hive isn’t dead yet, it was just resting on
the specific day when I assured my buddy Jarred I would get him into some fish.
Even though it started getting chilly, I continued to
catch green sunfish, small largemouth,
crappie and bluegill. My buddy Luis also got into one bluegill but that
was it for the night.
I ended the day with 2 largemouths, 2 green sunfish, one
white crappie, one black crappie, and two bluegills; 8 fish total! This is not bad at all
considering that I had to leave early and probably would have gotten into more
had I stayed longer. So as it turns out, I was wrong about the bee hive; it is
still producing even as the nights are getting colder.
Fall fishing is going
great for me and even largemouth fishing is going great. Nonetheless what I
still need to try to do is get into a salmon! Maybe I will do that soon. Well anyway, that’s
it for now. May this fall be as good to you as it is starting off for me!
Throw some bass bugs!
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