Backtard baby bass.. Grand River

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Backtard baby bass.. Grand River

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:D Well I wasnt working today so I walked down to the river behind the house and started casting 3" white twisters. It wasnt long before my first monster was onshore. :lol:
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The baby bass just kept hitting it, I dont think bigger ones had a chance to react.
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At one spot I was fishing I noticed an emerging dragonfly on the rock.
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It obviously liked todays heat. Then the blue heron was keeping and eye on me..guess I was poaching in his area.
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He most likely wanted the little bass I was getting.
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But finally just before lunch I got a better hit and a half decent smallie. I ended up with about 17 small bass and one bite off..guessing a small toothy critter since there are lots of hammer handles around.
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Post by SteveO »

Looks like a relaxing and enjoyable morning. I really enjoy catching lots of small guys off the dock or shore. I pinch my barbs so as to not hurt the little guys and so I can get them off quickly. And you never now when big brother is coming to come cruising.

Thanks for the little post salmon.
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Post by troutnmuskiehunter »

Nice pics SALMON...how were the mosquitos in your neck of the woods? There must have been a fresh hatch here because they are in full force, even during the day in this heat! Not the bigs ones we encountered a month ago but lil guys that bite the hell outa ya!!
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nice pictures i wish Indiana was like that:
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:D Nice smallies! Went smallie fishing a bit last night.. But I guess my spot wasn't like yours :? I kept catching smallies after smallies but then i caught a decent smallie, gave a nice fight but half way in, a huge muskie ate it :( Happened twice last night! At least you got to land the fish!

Thanks for sharing :lol:
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Post by troutnmuskiehunter »

now that's a good :wink: :wink: story Nodie!! 8)
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Post by wolfe »

Salmon,

Those are definitely "awwwwww, cute" qualifiers. :lol: When we hit an area like that, we call it "The Nursery". :roll:

At least you got a decent one in the bunch & had some fun.

W.

PS: some people like to feed the ducks; Nodie likes to feed the 'lunge.8)
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Post by Ladyfish »

:lol: Love the monsters! Just wait until later and they are really monsters :D
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:lol: No mosquito's on the river..only in the bush on the way down. Fishing rapids behind the house with small pools and pockets..most likely why I get all the little ones.
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