I'm back from my Deer hunting trip to Ohio and things picked up right
where they left off as far as the fishing.We were greeted this morning with
20 to 25 MPH NW Winds and a lite rain as a cold front moved through.
My clients Father and Son Pat and Matt from WV were cold before we
left the dock.First stop produced a Catfish and a Gar.We moved on to the
second spot and not a single bite, third spot we hit pay dirt and Mat
put the first bass in the boat and what a bass weighing 10 LBS this was
the first Bass Matt has ever caught as he has mostly saltwater fished
Matt then caught 3 more Bass weighing between 3 and 5 pounds Dad
came through at the end with a 3 pounder.The fish were not biting very
well all day as they were hitting the shiners but just not eating them.
We were limited to where we could fish with the strong NW winds
but made the best of a full day of fishing.Large Wild Shiners fished around
main river grass mats were the key.Thanks Pat and Matt for a fun but cold
day on the water.The water temps have dropped down into the mid 60"s
and the fishing should only get better each day.
Thanks From Capt Ed Bussard and Bass Challenger Guide Service Guiding
Clients To Trophy Bass IN Central Florida For Over 30 Years.
Office 407-273-8045
Cell 321-377-2013
www.basschallenger.com
