08-06-2019, 01:27 AM
I was just looking at the DWR interactive map for fishing. When I clicked on Willard Bay Forecast, I was surprised and later somewhat 
about what I read. It contained 2 word for word posts from our forum that was recently posted. One of the 2 was mine. The reporter to DWR must be one lazy AH to steal our posts. Does our monitors know that DWR does this. I had no idea.
This is their forecast:
" Reports for Willard Bay are mixed: some anglers are doing well while others are struggling to catch fish. There’s an abundant crop of young shad in the reservoir now, so the fish have plenty to eat. As mentioned, some anglers are doing well, though. One angler caught 7 or 8 channel catfish, and about the same number of small bluegill, fishing north of the South Marina in 8 to 14 feet of water on July 29. Another angler who fished from a boat that morning caught 2 large wipers, a channel catfish, a smallmouth bass and a 12-inch yellow perch trolling between 2.5 – 3 mph using either a rattle-trap or lipped crankbait, both fire tiger in color. Tips for catching fish this time of year include downsizing your lures (to better match the shad the predators are feeding on) and watching your sonar until you find fish that are active and willing to bite."
What do you other forum users think about this???
I believe Fat-Biker had the original post for these comments.
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about what I read. It contained 2 word for word posts from our forum that was recently posted. One of the 2 was mine. The reporter to DWR must be one lazy AH to steal our posts. Does our monitors know that DWR does this. I had no idea. This is their forecast:
" Reports for Willard Bay are mixed: some anglers are doing well while others are struggling to catch fish. There’s an abundant crop of young shad in the reservoir now, so the fish have plenty to eat. As mentioned, some anglers are doing well, though. One angler caught 7 or 8 channel catfish, and about the same number of small bluegill, fishing north of the South Marina in 8 to 14 feet of water on July 29. Another angler who fished from a boat that morning caught 2 large wipers, a channel catfish, a smallmouth bass and a 12-inch yellow perch trolling between 2.5 – 3 mph using either a rattle-trap or lipped crankbait, both fire tiger in color. Tips for catching fish this time of year include downsizing your lures (to better match the shad the predators are feeding on) and watching your sonar until you find fish that are active and willing to bite."
What do you other forum users think about this???
I believe Fat-Biker had the original post for these comments.
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Good fishing to all. Hue