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Quillback

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  1. View attachment: HPIM0836.JPG My parking lot keeper - Pulled into the lot this morning, first one there, saw a fish swirl about 30 feet off the bank, grabbed my Ned rod off the deck, threw Mr. PB&J out there, dragged it about 10 feet and there he was. Fish are biting, put 40 bass into the boat, no Big Lebowskis, but some good keeper LM's and quite a few spots around the keeper mark. Seems like just about every rocky point on the cove mouths held multiple fish. Fish were a bit deeper on average today, usually in 5-15 FOW, not right up on the bank like they were last time I was out. I believe that is because the water has cleared a bit more and the surface temps were a degree or two cooler. 56-57 degrees. Caught 2 bass on a 3XD, the rest were Ned fish (PBJ).
  2. Sounds like a great night of fishing. I wonder if those Mill Creek night tournaments have started yet?
  3. I was out there Pepe, probably saw you but didn't recognize you. Quite a few boats out today.
  4. Nice looking rig Jim.
  5. Sorry to hear that. I get back pain every once in a while myself but usually not as bad as you are experiencing. Hopefully you'll recover soon.
  6. Sweet! Congrats to your better half!
  7. Snagged a complete, rod, reel, and crankbait set-up last year on Beaver. Unfortunately is wasn't a high quality setup.
  8. A couple of beautiful bass, thanks for the report!
  9. My problem is that when the weather is nasty, that is when I want to sull up and hide.
  10. Wow, great fish! Alex, you are a big fish catching machine. Interesting that you are getting bit in the clear water but not the stained.
  11. Look like they should catch fish.
  12. Yesterday it was fishable with very little debris, at least from Owl creek down to point 23. But, I hear Roaring river got pretty high, might have kicked out some muddy water. Lake level hasn't gone up much so I don't think you will see any more debris out in the main channel. Maybe someone was out there today and can provide an update.
  13. Seems to be a good year class of slightly bigger spots that are around that 15" mark. Fun fish on the light tackle.
  14. Looks like a blast.
  15. Nice ones, Whit. That is a tank of a meanie!
  16. Just came out this year I believe. Kind of like a Shad Rap, but a bit heavier in a comparable length. Shad Rap probably would have worked just as well today.
  17. Mandatory meanmouth pic. Fish were really biting today, I waited until 1100 AM for the storms to pass through a set a deadline of 5 PM for leaving as they were predicting storms and did not want to get caught in one. In between, caught over 35 bass, even split between a 3/8 oz Bagely's Balsa shad and the PBJ Ned. Didn't fish too many places as they were stacked one I found them. A bluff end, couple of pockets on the sides of gravel points, the gravel points, and a few working buck brush banks. Pretty much stayed in the green water, and shallow 3-6 feet deep. Mostly 14-15 inch spots, a couple of smallies, means and a few largies. No monsters, biggest was a 3 lb. LM on a Menace grub, the only Menace grub fish and the last fish of the day. Don't think it mattered a lot today what lures to use, I think any reasonable springtime type bait would have caught fish, they were just biting. Water temps were 58-60. I don't think the males are making beds yet, but they are in there taking measurements.
  18. View attachment: HPIM0834.JPG Mandatory meanmouth pic. Fish were really biting today, I waited until 1100 AM for the storms to pass through a set a deadline of 5 PM for leaving as they were predicting storms and did not want to get caught in one. In between, caught over 35 bass, even split between a 3/8 oz Bagely's Balsa shad and the PBJ Ned. Didn't fish too many places as they were stacked one I found them. A bluff end, couple of pockets on the sides of gravel points, the gravel points, and a few working buck brush banks. Pretty much stayed in the green water, and shallow 3-6 feet deep. Mostly 14-15 inch spots, a couple of smallies, means and a few largies. No monsters, biggest was a 3 lb. LM on a Menace grub, the only Menace grub fish and the last fish of the day. Don't think it mattered a lot today what lures to use, I think any reasonable springtime type bait would have caught fish, they were just biting. Water temps were 58-60. I don't think the males are making beds yet, but they are in there taking measurements. View attachment: HPIM0835.JPG
  19. Ugh, not good.
  20. Good deal Hammer.
  21. Looks like it has the coloration of a LM, but has that diamond like pattern of a spot.
  22. Nice try...
  23. I have to laugh at that. Yesterday I was coming through Pea Ridge on my way back home from fishing just as school was letting out at the middle school that is right by the road. Saw a gal walking on the sidewalk, I'm assuming she was there to pick up one of her kids, anyway she was barefoot.....and pregnant.
  24. "100-foot Table Rock models" HAHA, that is a hoot!
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