10-22-2025, 09:24 PM
(10-19-2025, 08:41 PM)perchinski Wrote: Didn't think we'd get the boat out again, but couldn't pass up a bluebird fall day. Put in at 7am to 39 air and 55 water. Hit our 3 main
spots and had a ball with 9-10" perch, 11-17" smallies, two 9-11" crappies and one slimer. Play-of-the-day was our smallie double-header,
one a 16"er, the other a 17, both hooked within 10' of each other. Bass spitting up crawdad parts. The great majority of our fish came from the 15-22' range, tho saw schools both shallower & deeper. Initially concerned about the wind which was supposed to approach double-digits around 10am, but that didn't show until we left at 12:30. Drifting with the wind more productive than spot-locking and fan-casting. Drop-shotted light-colored Yamamoto shad shape worms did most of the work today. Nada on jerkbait and spinnerbait. Courtesy dock still in, but ramp has gotta be gettin' close to falling off into the abyss. Hoping to return this coming Thursday.
I was up there Tuesday, and the water clarity was only about 2ft. I don't know why or what made it so bad. When you were there was it bad for you too. I fished south of the boat launch.