You’d have to ask Babler that question. We did catch several females that look ready to pop. I’m betting on the full moon if we don’t have too many cold fronts.
I took my neighbor today. I was trying a new shaky head jig. We also used Ned. Fished Piney, Woolly and Buzzard. Fish came from points and ledges. Ks and greenies. 5 keepers. 32 total.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tannic_acid
It hasn’t bothered the bass as far as I have been able to tell. I’ve been fishing in it for the last few weeks.
I’ve read about them and looked into something similar when I needed new bunks but decided to stay with carpet and had Tom at Championship do them for me.
The Cape Fair cove is nasty looking. There is a lot of floating debris. I haven’t been up but down it starts to clear below Wooly but there’s a lot of tannic acid in the coves and creeks.
I’m using the wide gap ewg in some real narly places. So far it has really impressed me, enough that I have ordered 50 similar jigs from Mike Seibert with a 3/0 hook to try for shaky.
That mri might just pull that implant right out of your body. My mil who had a pace maker was referred for an mri. I thought it sounded fishy but drove her there. I talked to the nurse in charge and told about the pace maker. Her response was get her out of this building before something bad happens.
Once again I have to bow to you. Today in the Cape Fair area the number was 43 and the keepers were 3. My birds showed 57° most every where I went. Every place I stopped gave up at least 1 fish. I fished from 9-2. Cape is muddy and down lake tannic acid is still everywhere in coves and creeks. I only used 2 baits: green pumpkin trd and the deal trd on weedless ewg heads. This is the first time I can remember not losing a Ned.
Was the water muddy looking up there? When I crossed Flat Creek there were 16 boats at the launch ramp which was a factor in my going down, that and the water color in the Cape Fair cove.
That is also what I thought. I had lmb,smb, spots and that one. I caught from 1 to 10 fish every place I stopped. I didn’t have a lot of keepers but did have a lot of fun. TRDs with Jades Jigs especially the mud minnow was the best bait. This 4# was the best of the day.
If you decide to go, stop by and pick griz and me up. It’s on your way and we are both dying to go. A concert in the rain with 30 mph winds has always been on my bucket list.🤣
With the millions in merchandise sales they aren’t likely to move anywhere. The spring class has brought in a half a million on the first day at the Springfield store alone. Just try to imagine what the sales are going to be like for this event.