There are those who say “size doesn’t matter.” And then, there’s the other school of thought, which states “the bigger, the better.” I know where this bass stands and yes, your eyes aren’t deceiving you, that is a 5-inch Senko you see laying there. Amazing, isn’t it? And that picture pretty much sums up this morning’s fishing venture because it was dink central out at the river today – at least in the area I was fishing, which was kind of limited due to the number of carp fishermen out there, enjoying the holiday. Just in case anyone is wondering, the water in the river is still stained and has to be in the mid 80′s. Fall can’t get here soon enough, know what I mean, Vern?
Looks like a current year spawn survivor to me. Hey, at least you got out there and caught something!
By the way, the water temperature was 88 degrees at 6:30 PM last Friday…
Come on Nomad, that looks more like a 4″ senko
Sorry, haven’t checked the blog in a few days
Rob, let’s hope that the weather we’ve had in the last few days (great, isn’t it?) will cool that water down to the mid – upper 70′s.
Steve,
LOL, I wish but yes, that was a 5-inch Senko.
As far as I’m concerned fall can’t get here soon enough. And it really hasn’t been too bad of a summer, but I’m ready for some cooler weather regardless.
I’ve made it back to Korea. It’s raining here right now, but seems much cooler than it was 4~5 weeks ago.
I’m sure looking forward to doing some fishing, probably be throwing some frogs and senkos on Monday
Welcome back Steve! Yes, it’s really cooled down in the past week or so.
Welcome back, Steve, and good luck out there today