uesday morning the air temps were in the high 30's and the water temp
was 58.6 at first light.My client Richard from VA had decided to do a
little shiner fishing along with artifical's.Started the morning with shiners
fished in scattered hydrilla in 7 to 9 ft of water off a main lake point.
Four fish were in the boat with in several minutes. After a couple misses
and the sun coming up we headed to check some beds in hopes of finding
a couple big fish and catching them on artificals.Just as I figured every
bed was bare and not a fish to be seen.We headed to a couple other areas
to try artificial's and not a bite.With 1HR 45 minutes to go
on this 6 HR trip we headed back to our starting spot with shiners and
it turned out to be the right move as Richard caught 5 more fish up to
6 pounds.With the weather forecast calling for 79 degrees the next 5 days
I think the big fish will push to the shallow water on Toho by the weeks end.
Thanks From
Capt Ed Bussard Guiding Clients To Trophy Bass In Central Florida for 28 Years
www.basschallenger.com 800-241-5314
