Couple of HOT Bass Sessions

[scroman]

Following good rain about ten days ago thought we would see how the increase in fresh and decrease in temp would affect the bass. First session started at 4.45am, water temp 25.2deg. No fish for four hours. Went home hoping this might prove something
Four days later - 4.30am start, water temp 26.5 - 19 bass before 7.30am all on surface walkers.
Two days later 4.45am start, water temp 27.1 - 18 bass by 7.00am - all on surface walkers. ALL were released after some customary proof shots. The size has dropped a little in this particular stretch of water - all fish between 30 - 39cm. All very skinny at the moment so are feeding well to no doubt put on the weight for the coming winter spawn.
Couple of snaps of the walkers and bass.

[scroman]

Different surface walker

[scroman]

[scroman]

great fun early morning

[scroman]

When the sun slowly rises you realize what an ugly place it is to fish - no wonder no one is ever around

[Canoedle]

I see what ya mean there scroman, pretty ugly surrounds, makes you wonder what ppl see in sunsets really. What part of the world you in mate?
Nice looking bass btw.
Cheers,
Karl.

[Toppy]

Hey Scroman, nice bass & pickies mate.
I cant think of anything better than that to start the day. Oh there is one thing but I just remembered I'm married.
Might see you on the water sometime!
Cheers
Toppy

[flickflack]

Top report Troy some nice piccies mate

[Herby13]

whcih dam mate?

[scroman]

Karl - Home ground is far noth NSW - 15 minutes from the QLD boarder

Toppy - married also, that's why the 4.30am starts - get home by 9am and still get to keep my points

Rod - still got to get you those other photos - hav'nt forgotten

Herby - no dam, all wild run bass

Troy

[Canoedle]

Beautiful countryside down there

[roz]

Love those bass Pics, my favourite way to catch those buggas is with surface lures.

well done

Roz

[serge_g]

Doing it tough obviously !!!! tough scenery and sllloooooooww ww action