TSmith Posted April 6, 2013 Posted April 6, 2013 Fished the James in Marshfield MO today (Road KK) used the waders. Didn't see a single bass (smallie or large) and no pan fish of any kind. However, there were a lot of minnows and little bait fish all over the place. Didnt see any craws either. O well it was still a great day to get out and try a new location. I believe that fishing is usually better when there is a full moon. People are more crazy when there is a full moon. Thank God He made fish the way He did so I can have better fishing when people are crazier than normal.
TSmith Posted April 9, 2013 Author Posted April 9, 2013 Anyone know when the Smallies start to become more prevalent on this river? I believe that fishing is usually better when there is a full moon. People are more crazy when there is a full moon. Thank God He made fish the way He did so I can have better fishing when people are crazier than normal.
Members riverhyker Posted April 9, 2013 Members Posted April 9, 2013 My grandson and I took the canoe out on Sunday at Blunks in Galena trying to catch some whites. I caught one undersize smallmouth (on a minnow) and had a 15 in. smallmouth on a brown inline spinner w/a gold blade. The larger bass hit right as I paused to speak to a fellow boater asking if we had caught anything. Normally I fish for what is biting, but I was really focused on white bass or I would have started fishing for smallmouth. I would have had a better fishing day....ha, ha, ha. I believe the key would be to fish a little slower, but I don't normally fish for smallmouth until after the spawn so I can't say for certain.
Members cReekFishin Posted April 9, 2013 Members Posted April 9, 2013 Went down to to the James today near shelvin rock and caught 3 decent smallies on a beetle spin
Wayne SW/MO Posted April 9, 2013 Posted April 9, 2013 I would think they might still be near deep water or springs. I know they start moving out of BS now, at least those that winter in the lake, or at least that;s my theory. Today's release is tomorrows gift to another fisherman.
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