The Trophy Bass on the St Johns River are still shallow and spawning.
The numbers of fish dropped this week but the big fish are still eating.
The artificial bite is getting better everyday with the numbers of fish
still holding strong.The shiner bite on the other hand is a little off pace
but the average size is still very good.Big shallow flats off the main river
channel are still holding fish as the spawn is still taking place.
Main river points and shellbeds are holding good numbers of fish that are
busting shad.A Bitters Skip Shad or C.Rig along with a small topwater
prop bait with catch these schooling fish early and late in the day.
I had a lady client today from WV that was on the first fishing trip of her
life and the Bass Challenger Logo(Catch A Memory} was what happened
on the first fish of the morning.Mrs Reed's first shiner that hit the water
produced a beautiful 9.8 pound fish.I still have days open in March and April
so if you are looking for that Trophy Bass of a lifetime please give me a call
Thanks From Capt Ed Bussard and Bass Challenger Guide Service Guiding
Clients To Trophy Bass In Central Florida For Over 29 Years
800-241-5314
www.basschallenger.com
