Thanks for LGM for going to all your trouble to write that report. It was very enjoyable to read and and a great story. It was like we were out there with you.
You could have just starting fishing from an easy bank next to the car but you didnt. You trudged thru the bush and waded out to your spot. You get out of life what you put in - you went to some effort to catch those bass and you were rewarded with a great session - well done!
thanks
Richard
Very interesting read LGM.. very enjoyable... i hope one day i would be able to write one half as good..
For anyone interested, I hit the dam again on Saturday morning. The place wasn't as "alive"as my previous trip but still had fun. The grass in the water has softened more. Meaning different lures could be used without fear of loosing them.
Caught a few bass and a nice little yella on Jackall's and soft plastics with beetle spin's. On one retrieve I brought my lure right to the grass at my feet and went to grab the trail of weed hanging from it, a little bass went for the lure as I was lifting it about two inches out of the water..Scared the hell out of me, and splashed me right in the face before taking off into the grass again. Never had one so close before.
It's the sort of stuff that makes you dream about bass fishing.
Good report some exciting fishing, how is the chronarch going?
Chris
Beautiful reel mate, I wound the brakes right off and the thing casts lures an absolute mile...does a good job on light weight plastics too. I used it to drag that yellowbelly out of the grass, much easier than using a spin stick on a whippy rod.
I'll be using it to tackle some barra next month. That'll give it a good work out.
Hows your new setup going...gettin comfy with it ?
thanks for that report, are the bettlespins any good?
purcho
Hey two fold, yep they work well, they add another element to your plastics fishing. Good for keeping the hook off the bottom as well and away from snags.Originally Posted by two fold
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