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I fished a tributary of the meramec yesterday afternoon for a few hours.  Fish were in shallow water on rock in the current.

A spinnerbait produced 7 fish over 16", and another dozen between 12-15".  The largest, picture below, was 3 lbs and 18 1/2".   

It is a special thing to find agressive summertime bass. 

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Nice! That definitely wasn't the story around Sappington Bridge yesterday evening. Numbers were average and they would bite about anything you would throw, but keepers were very hard to come by. It amazes me how different the bite is on different sections of the same river on the same day. The Gasconade was the same way last weekend. Very tough bite between Vienna and Jerome for keepers, but a buddy caught several really nice largemouth WAY up the river on the same day. Last year it seemed like you could take a pattern and fish it throughout the entire river system and do well.

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I ventured back to the same location a

few days later, and I caught only small ones. The flow had dropped 15%, and I suspect the fish moved deeper and became inactive.  Timing is key...

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On 6/15/2016 at 7:00 AM, Jim Spriggs said:

I fished a tributary of the meramec yesterday afternoon for a few hours.  Fish were in shallow water on rock in the current.

A spinnerbait produced 7 fish over 16", and another dozen between 12-15".  The largest, picture below, was 3 lbs and 18 1/2".   

It is a special thing to find agressive summertime bass. 

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Beautiful fish man! I've been wanting to fish so bad but with the new job its been tough to find the time! Thanks for the report and pics brother.

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Great fish and good report.  Congrats.  But with all due respect, saying Meramec tributary and then posting a pic of a fish laying in the bottom of a jet boat kinda takes away the anonymity.

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The trib is getting low, won't be long getting a jet through will get ugly. 

His father touches the Claw in spite of Kevin's warnings and breaks two legs just as a thunderstorm tears the house apart. Kevin runs away with the Claw. He becomes captain of the Greasy Bastard, a small ship carrying rubber goods between England and Burma. Michael Palin, Terry Jones, 1974

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