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With the consistent temps and weather the last few days, and a rain system moving in on Sunday, I figured the fish would be setting up to eat fairly well this weekend. We hit the water about 6:00, and it was like glass.
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After hitting a few spots and having some decent follows, I hoped the wind would pick up to turn them into biters. This lake is gin clear, so they always bite a bit better when there’s a bit of a breeze to break up the surface, seems to make them a touch less edgy. After about an hour, we got a slight breeze, so we headed to an area that usually holds a few fish. First one that hit was about 36”. Scarred all to heck, but she fought hard and took off like a bullet when released.
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We managed one more smaller one about 30”, and had several more follows and my son lost one about 36” right at the boat ( gotta work on those hook sets), and got off the water about 11:00 cause it was getting hot! Water was 59 deg and there were a ton of bass beds in the shallows, which was nice to see as they should be all done by the time bass season opens up. All in all, it was a pretty decent morning on the water.
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Nice pike morning with my son, First over 40” this year
