| butts0907 |
04-27-2017 12:46 PM |
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Originally Posted by skillet
(Post 78057)
What do you mean..."impressive work for you two???" We are world class semi professional amateurs!!! 😂😂 We have been using finesse techniques lately that have been working wonders!!! I've only had a baitcaster in my hand three times in the last two months!!
When the water is up and muddy, bass will usually go into the new areas, and tight to the new cover. They're curious animals like cats! Lol
Paul, how's the fishing been on ky lake? I'm wanting to go and fish them bushes!
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It should start to pick up nicely, real soon. They raised the water a little over 2 ft last week, so I was hoping we had timed it perfectly, but the cold snap, wind, and carp prevented that from happening. But in my "world class semi professional amateur" opinion, they want to be up there, but last weekend just wasn't the right time. This weekend should be much better, not accounting for the carp of course. If you go, I'd consider heading to New Johnsonville or Paris Landing. From what I heard last week, the carp situation isn't as bad there, but can neither confirm nor deny that (I was fishing out of Blood River). |
