Bob Mauldin

Date: October 22nd, 2010

Name: Lake Baccarac Lodge

Hottest Baits: Super spooks, Smithwick jerkbaits , Berkley swim baits, 10" worms in clear colors, Senkos

Hottest Colors: Shad, Watermelon

Date Fished: October, 2010

Comments: Oct. 18th - The week of Oct. 10th to Oct. 15th : Best baits being Rico Pop-Rs, yellow magic, along with senkos and watermelon red flake, five inch storm wild eyed swim baits in white, chartreuse and pearl, along with ten inch ghost and watermelon seed Berkley Power Worms. Fishing started out very strong with Gil Wright catching a 10.4 pound bass and on the same day catching an 8.10, a 7.11, a 7.0, a 7.3 and a 7.1. Denis Bootenhoff also managed a 9.9, 8.8, 8.5, 7.12 and a 7.5 black bass. Gerald Hatch, while bass fishing with Manuel, caught a 9.7, and Baird Archibald's big bass of the week was an 8.4. Bill Fruit landed a 9.6. The action picked up towards the end of the week and topwater fishing was fantastic, with Tom Spanel of Amarillo catching 45 largemouth using surface plugs. Not every session was fantastic but the sessions that were good were excellent. Lake Baccarac is currently 93% full and all groups reported a great time.

Oct 21st - The reports from the Lake indicate that topwater fishing has slowed but the senko bite has been really good. The deeper fish like the 10inch power worms. Dr Bill Tyson reports boating his biggest stringer on Monday of 5 fish 41 pounds.

Oct 22nd - Not much to report as bass fishing slowed with the hot days. Most boats reporting 40 bass up to 6 pounds caught on senkos and jerkbaits. Bill Tyson's boat did not have any luck on topwater in the morning or evening.

Fish Species: Largemouth Bass
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Big Lake Baccarac Bass
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Bob Mauldin

About The Author: Bob Mauldin

Company: Mexico Bass Fishing Adventures

Area Reporting: Mexico

Bio: n Mexico, mild climates and abundant forage translate to perfect habitats for trophy bass. In these lakes bass can grow up to two pounds a year and ten pounders are always a possibility. Mexico bass fishing is not just a fishing trip, it's a completely unique Mexican Vacation experience which many of our clients choose to relive over and over again. At these Mexico bass lakes you're just one cast away from that ten pound plus trophy bass! At the end of the day cool margaritas are sipped as you reflect on the days catch and plan your strategy for tomorrow. For bass anglers it doesn't get any better than this.

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