KMA said it was going to rain today but I still headed out, hoping that the rain would hold off till later, and fortunately, it did. I started out at my favorite spot near Daenkori and caught 2 fish there, both on Senkos.
I didn’t measure the bass on the right, but I did weigh it…my scale kept fluctuating between 2.15 and 3.0 pounds and I think I’ll give myself that one and round up to 3.0 
I spent a lot of time this morning throwing rattle traps, VibraShocks and spinnerbaits, and only caught the above on a VibraShock. I ended up with 8 fish caught (7 on Senkos), but the majority were dinks.
Nice going Nomad!
Seen any bloody tails yet????
Oddly enough, nope…not yet. Weird, eh? How about at Andong? Is the spawn already over down there?
I saw a few bedding fish but nothing like last year. And yea, nearly every bass I caught had a bloody tail, even the ones I caught out in deeper water, so I think we were in a late/post spawn situation down there.
I think we were right about the river though; due to the cold weather the bass just got a later start than last year.
Looks like the bass are coming to life in the river at last Nomad. Good job on some nice catches.
[insert large homesick smilie here]
Steve,
Better late than never
and thanks!
You’ll be back on the water before you know it.
We tried for some tuna last night, but the tide has changed direction by 180 degrees and they weren’t in the mood for eating, but I’ll try again in a few days time.
Yea, hang in there Steve. You’ll be back home slaying ‘em before you know it.
May is the magic month in Korea; the singular month to catch lots of fish, the Big One, all fish, every fish. All species of freshwater fish tend to go nuts in May. The month of May is the finest time to be on the water in the great republic of South Korea.
Count the days gentlemen, the month is slipping by. Get on the water, near the water, anyway you can and cast a line and make a good time of it. You’ll thank me next January: get on the water now!
Nomad–you really have to give up this senko addiction. Bass can be caught on other things. Also, have you recently caught anything else other than bass or bluegill? Some native fish like notchmouths, river tarpon, barbels, snakeheads and the like? Just curious.
James,
I have to stick with what works for me. Yes, I do catch the occasional fish on a spinnerbait, chatterbait or crankbait, but the mighty Senko rules when it comes to catching bass, hands down. As far as other species, do they even exist?
I live, eat and breathe for catching bass, bass, bass and more bass. You could say I go out each morning with bass-colored glasses 
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