Man, what a difference a few degrees in water temp makes.The fishing
has went from slow to the best it can get in a matter of a week.
The high water and cooler days this past week has brought these St Johns
River Bass to life.Saturday I had a 6 hr trip and my clients just had a tough time
catching fish on a worm.It was something new to them and just never got the
hang of setting the hook.Today I headed to the same area and was greeted
with fish busting shad at daylight.It was nonstop action for the next 3 hrs.
After catching a bunch on Rattle Traps and getting tired of getting treble
hooks out we switched over to a C Rig and we were getting a bite on every
cast.I would say in 4 hrs of fishing 50 fish made it over the side of the boat.
We broke off on two really big fish but managed to catch about 15 of the 50
that were between 4 and 6 pounds.Tennesse Shad 1/2 OZ Rattle Traps and as always a Bitters Bait and Tackle Junebug BlueTail 7.5 Inch worm rigged on a
C Rig produced the fish for us.The St Johns River is only minutes from
Orlando,Disney World and Daytona Beach
Thanks From Capt Ed Bussard and Bass Challenger Guide Service Guiding
Clients To Trophy Bass In Central Florida For Over 29 Years.
Office 407-273-8045
Cell 321-377-2013
