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Fishing Reports

A Couple Of Good Ones On Laydowns

Daily Fishing Log For May 4, 2015

General Info Weather / Water Conditions
Date May 4, 2015 Air Temp 70's Current Generation Minimum
Fisherman Bob Water Temp 67-69
Hours Fished 3.00 Sky Cloudy Water Clarity Stained
Fishing Overall Good Wind Moderate
Fish Caught
Total Bass Caught Total Keepers
9 3
Size/Weight (Pounds)
3 4 5 6+
2
Baits Used
Keepers Other Fish
Finesse Jig Carolina Rig with Baby Brush Hog
Bait Colors
Keepers Other Fish
Brown/Blue/Orange 1/2 Oz Jig Green Pumpkin Baby Brush Hog
Location/Presentation/Structure

25mm of the Osage fishing creek channel banks leading to spawning pockets, flipping the bank with the jig and dragging C-Rig.

Fishing Notes

Today I got on the water about 3 and fished until 6:00PM. I fished some coves at the 25mm. While there are a lot of fish shallow in spawning pockets and on beds everywhere, I decided to do something a bit different today. James Dill, BB expert, mentioned to me a couple of years ago that fish will come up from the main channel and spawn on the bluff ledges and main lake cuts, often this spawn is a bit later than the shallow coves spawn but it can produce some giant bass. So, I flipped the jig today on some of these bluff ledges but only caught a few shorts. As the spawn is in many different phases for fish, some are in pre-spawn, some spawning and some post spawn, so I decided after trying some bluffs to flip the jig along the creek channel banks leading into and out of the spawning pockets. I had a pretty consistent bite doing this, catching two quality 3 pounders on lay downs. The water is pretty stained due to the pollen on the lake, so most fish today were caught in 4-6′ of water. I caught a few shorts on the Carolina rig, fan casting it around spawning pockets, but that was not my primary focus today.

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