With our success early in the morning on our last float, I decided to go back to the same place last weekend for some more largemouth.
I launched around 7 am and started hot with a bass on my first cast! I followed that up with the biggest bass of the day, around 4 lbs.
I got the measuring board for Christmas from my family. I finally committed to using it and I measured every fish I caught that was ~12" or more.
I ended up with ~20 bass on a variety of lures. Spro BBZ-1 Shad swimbait was hot early, as well as a black buzzbait. I caught a few on t-rigged plastics (grub and trick worm) banging the bank. I also caught several trolling jointed floating rapalas, including a double.
Wrapped up around 2 pm and headed home. A great day for catching and weather. One of my favorite spots did not disappoint!
About Me
- Fish Whisperer
- Raleigh, NC
- Born in Richmond, Virginia, grew up in Kernersville, North Carolina, and now reside in Raleigh. I attribute most of my fishing prowess to my father, who took me fishing often as a child. We would regularly do float trips on the James River in Virginia, which is where I learned to love canoeing and river fishing. Unfortunately, my father has passed, but he lives on through my passion for chasing fish from my canoes. I intend to pass this love for fishing and the outdoors onto my children and can't wait to share these experiences with them. I currently have 4 canoes: Customized Old Town Guide 119, Customized Mohawk 16 Royalex, Coleman Scanoe, and 12' Indian River Solo.
3 comments:
Great day on the water FW!
Also, I noticed the visor, are you an AMEC employee? I have a few friends who work with them across the country and strongly considered accepting a job there myself.
Nice job, that one is a monster.
Don't know if you noticed the logo on the pullover in my first photo (Progress Energy), that's my employer. AMEC has done some work for us in the past, it's just a free visor that I don't mind getting dirty.
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