Members Gutpile Posted May 14, 2014 Members Posted May 14, 2014 I grew up in St. Charles county and have fished and hunted at Busch CA my whole life. I have a battery and TM that I take out with me on the lakes, but occasionally I fish from shore. My son has bball practice near BWA each Tues and Thurs evening this year, so I foresee a lot of weeknight trips from the shore. Fished lake #10 A couple of weeks ago on a weekday evening, Worked the sunken trees along the darn, caught 4 short bass. All in the 9-12" range. This past Saturday (5/10/14) morning I fished 33 from a boat. I caught 4 bass once again. The first was a nice 17"-ish that hit a 12" worm, had a weak spot in my line a little ways up from my bait and it broke off right at the boat. Wasn't a giant, but a solid fish. I fished along the shore to the crappie dock then along the darn between groups of people. I caught the other three bass on chompers, two were 12-13", last one was real short. I got out their later than I wanted. Most all were caught about 10-15' off the shore. NOTE: the folks renting the boats open at 5:30am now. Think if I'd gotten out there good and early I could've done better at 33. Fished lake #10 again last night. It was cold and breezy. Had 3 hook ups. All on a Trig baby brushhog. Lake #10 is super clear, and the moss is starting to really grow. Wont be long and it will be tough to fish from the shore. Lots of trash and crap around that lake. Looking forward to hitting 33 again some morning, also will have a look at #28. Couple of other lakes I want to check out and see what I can come up with.
WHARFRAT Posted May 14, 2014 Posted May 14, 2014 I used to enjoy fishing lake 38 for bass. Also lake 37 used to produce some real nice ones. I've also seen some real decent size bass come out of the small catfish lakes @lozcrappie
Members Gutpile Posted May 14, 2014 Author Members Posted May 14, 2014 Yeah, I want to check out 38, and hit the timber. I grew up catching bluegill on a cane pole from the spillway of lake 38
Members Gutpile Posted May 23, 2014 Author Members Posted May 23, 2014 Walked the bank of Lake 33 last night for a couple of hours with my son. We worked chompers, worms, and baby BH. NO love. Not even a good bite. Noticed lots and lots of crayfish amongst the rocks along the shore. Thought for sure I'd get something on my chomper, but it was not to be.
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