David Goddard Posted December 31, 2018 Posted December 31, 2018 Well with my last 2 outings being absolutely phenomenal, I guess I cant be too disappointed that yesterday I fished for 6 hours and caught 3 twelve inch bass. I headed to a stream that I pretty much know nothing about accept that I smashed them at a different location a week ago. I figured I could run a similar pattern (clear tributaries on a muddy river) on a different stretch with similar results. I was very wrong. The water was higher than last time and had just crested and started to come down. Are those water conditions bad to fish? I found clear tributaries but they held almost no fish. I threw the kitchen sink at them too, swimbaits, a rigs, brown sticks (ned), crankbaits, HD craw, everything. Only had 6 bites and only capitalized on 3 of them. Did have a good one on the HD craw which spit it at the yak. 16-18 incher. Anyways, being outside fishing sure beats the hell out of sitting on the couch and waiting for spring, even if I didnt catch hardly any fish. Plus my cat Rapala got his first lick of a smalljaw so I'm sure hes addicted for life. My girlfriend came along too after getting off at 3 a.m. and working a 12 hr shift in the ER so there's a lot to be thankful for. Any one have any ideas on why it was so much worse than last time other than location? Thanks in advance and Happy New Year! Daryk Campbell Sr, MOsmallies and Johnsfolly 3
snagged in outlet 3 Posted December 31, 2018 Posted December 31, 2018 That’s a lot clearer water than I had yesterday. Is there such a thing as zero visibility? Because if there is I had it yesterday. David Goddard 1
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