Members ewlech Posted March 26, 2018 Members Posted March 26, 2018 Fished about 6 hours on Friday out of Cedar Ridge. First point I stopped at I caught 2 large mouths, one on a jerk bait and one on a Rock Crawler. Went down the bank past the point and connected with another black bass. Fished 3 more spots without connecting with anything. Ran up the river past Highpoint and fished a few places but could only find one white bass. Ran back down below Highpoint and hit a steeper bank and found a few more. Caught 5 white bass and 3 more black bass. Ended the day with 12. Caught them on a Jerk bait, Rock Crawler, Bomber crank bait, and an A-rig. I usually do well with the Ned rig and after reading some recent reports I was expecting to have some action with it. I didn’t find any that wanted the Ned today. Water was 48-53 degrees. On a side note, the wife and I saw a large bird of prey that looked kind of like a hawk but was too big to be a hawk. As we got closer, we got a better look at it and it was a Golden Eagle. The wife had to Google it because I assured her that there weren’t any Golden Eagles in Missouri. Based on Google, I was mistaken. I know bald eagles (which we have seen several lately) do not have the white head as juveniles but this was a full grown bird and was way to big to be a juvenile bald eagle (and it wasn't a Turkey Vulture that are all over that area either). Also saw a large otter on the water’s edge. We have been seeing more and more otters lately. This post has been promoted to an article wtr dogs, Skeeter ZX190, *T* and 2 others 5
JCreek Posted March 26, 2018 Posted March 26, 2018 Golden eagles are not that uncommon to those of us with chickens in the area. Nice fishing!
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