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Today the weather was lovely in the morning. Calm wind and the temperature was perfect. We got our rental boat at around 830am, then immediately head out to find some weedbed. After driving for around 10 to 15 minutes, we came upon a good looking weedbed. Right away we start dropping our senko, jig/grub into the holes (we were using slow presentation). Within 2 minutes, my dad caught a nice 17.5 inches Largemouth. Almost immediately after that I caught 5 more Largemouth, but they were all dings (10 to 13 inches). My brother also caught a nice "length" one around 16 inches, but it was so skinny that it looks like a boomerang. As we were drifting, my line suddenly moved sideway, so I set the hook~ It was heavy~!! It fought like a bull, when we landed it, it was a massive 18.5 inches Largemouth~! After this bucketmouth, I was able to catch several more 17 to 18 inches. During the whole morning (before 10am), we managed to catch Largemouth after Largemouth, we also caught two ding Smallmouth, several Rock Bass, one Crappie, several Perch. After 1030am, the bite kind of shut down. We did caught several Bass from time to time, but nothing close to those we caught during the morning. At around 2pm, the weather started to turn bad. The sky was turning Gray, then you could see a blanket of rain moving across the lake. At first we were thinking of braving the rain and keep fishing, but then I felt some static when my finger touched my fishing rod, not long after that we heard a loud thunder. So we immediately head to shore, found a resort with docks, we docked our boat and ran into one of the empty hut to avoid the lightning. After we were safe, we looked out and saw a lightning strike at the place where we were planning to go (now that's more lucky than getting a jackpot~!). After that wave of storm passed, we immediately head back to our boat rental. On our way, we hit another wave of heavy rain. We always brought our rain coat even when it's sunny, but we forgot to bring our rain pants. So our jeans as well as our underwear were all soaked. Overall, we managed to catch 30 Bass all in 7 to 10 feet of water. SLOW presentation.

 

17.5 inches Largemouth

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18 inches Largemouth

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Some dings

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Some Smallmouth

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Rock Bass, Crappie, and Perch in the mix

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The largest fish of the day~ 18.5 inches

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NEVER TRUST THE WEATHER CHANNEL~!

It's suppose to be sunny all day and no mention of any storm or rain.

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Posted

Great fish ya got there...and yes the weather channel can never be fully trusted...always go prepared for the unexpected :P

 

Maureen

Posted

Great report . Least you got out and got a mixed bag of fish.

 

As for the weather channel only wish people can sue the weather wether man. :lol: People sue everyone one esle. People sue for defamation of charactor, car accidents, assaults, a company wrongs, malfunction of items. Why not when your life is on the line when you depend on them for the weather. :dunno:

 

 

dsn

Posted

Nice largemouth, I was on a lake just east of Rice and the rain seemed to come from nowhere and had to wait it out also. Good report...

Posted

Great fishing report!!!!!! well thats some really good bass fishing thats for sure,they were a very nice size,and lots of them too,sounds like you guys were kept very busy,too bad the weatherman was wrong again ??? imagine that,he has done that lots of times to me this year thats for sure.....cheers :thumbsup_anim::Gonefishing:

Posted (edited)

Nice report!

Had a similar day at Pigeon (with MikeH) on June 30th, nailing 7 little largemouth and getting

chased off the lake about 3pm by a gusty storm. Called for a sunny day with west winds,

we had little sun and north west winds really kicked in after the storm.

 

Thanks for the Rice lake report.

 

ehg

Edited by ehg
Posted

Wow....great report!! Some really nice fish pics there. As far as the weather is concerned...well...it's unpredicitble at best!! What other profession can you be wrong more than 50% of the time and still have a job??? :dunno::D

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