Tweet
Thanks guys.
I went out yesterday after work again to the same spot. It wasnt rapid fire but we put the grind on them again from 6:30 till dark. Netted another slam. First time I have ever been apart of 3 slams 3 days in a row. Ended up with 3 specks, 1 red, and 1 flattie. 2 of the specks came right before the bottom of the sun hit the horizon. I switched over to a bone spook jr and those 2 specks that I hooked put on a show. SUPER aggressive cartwheeling 3 pounders both of them. The first trout cartwheeled and landed on top of the SSJ and didnt get a hook on her first attempt. I let the bait die right there in the water for a second or 2 then jus barely twitched it and she knailed it. The second fish, if it was only 1 fish, made six attempts including the tumbling aerobatics at the SSJ before she found the hooks.
All fish were released
I went out yesterday after work again to the same spot. It wasnt rapid fire but we put the grind on them again from 6:30 till dark. Netted another slam. First time I have ever been apart of 3 slams 3 days in a row. Ended up with 3 specks, 1 red, and 1 flattie. 2 of the specks came right before the bottom of the sun hit the horizon. I switched over to a bone spook jr and those 2 specks that I hooked put on a show. SUPER aggressive cartwheeling 3 pounders both of them. The first trout cartwheeled and landed on top of the SSJ and didnt get a hook on her first attempt. I let the bait die right there in the water for a second or 2 then jus barely twitched it and she knailed it. The second fish, if it was only 1 fish, made six attempts including the tumbling aerobatics at the SSJ before she found the hooks.
All fish were released
"I love the smell of napalm and watermelon slicks in the mornin'...."
Comment