Late September Largemouth

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Start off working the weeds and pads with the scum frog,, trust me you

won't need any bait fish if the bite is on surface :wink: :wink:
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Rhy wrote:guess i wont be using small blue gills then
If i do use live bait, I usually use frogs
but i thought frogs would be rare this time of year.
so blue gill not allowed? what about perch? there are some golden shiner in lake so i could try to catch some of them.
thats exactly what swimbaits be

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You should probably do some more research on the zone your fishing. All the advice given it superb and should put you onto some bass. Take it and give it a go. Leave the little bluegills and perch alone :wink:

Good luck
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http://www.fish-hawk.net/photogallery/a ... 08_054.jpg

No scales, no tape measure, picture does no justice to actual fish, I think this was pretty close to 6 pounds. Biggest bass of the week.
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back at work wah

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Biggest bass of the week, 6 pounds? [/img]


picture does her no justice IMO
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Rhy,

Well, you got yourself a beautiful bucket there. Too bad the pic is a bit far-off, but you can see it's an outstanding fish!

You are one lucky guy to have a private lake at your disposal. It's gorgeous and I would imagine NOT overfished! :wink: Looks like a lovely escape from everyday stress.

Enjoy it -- life is good (except the being back at work part). 8)

Any other pics?????

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P.S.

Rhy, you should go back in and edit your title line to this thread to let folks know there are new pictures added. That bass is too nice to pass over!

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nice catch

:)

care to share what you caught the larger fish on?

thanks
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Post by Rhy »

T Dot wrote:nice catch

:)

care to share what you caught the larger fish on?

thanks
a double double and a chocolate dip donut lol

actually, the most chewed up frog you ever seen, didnt even look like a frog, haha
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Post by T Dot »

Rhy wrote:actually, the most chewed up frog you ever seen, didnt even look like a frog, haha
thats quality right there. you know a good lure when it has teeth marks.

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Post by Rhy »

Oh and I also found this during my trip,

http://www.fish-hawk.net/hawktalk/viewt ... 673#252673

Is this common in Ontario? hahaha
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