whitwolf

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Welcome from Morganton NC!

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http://www.customluresunlimited.com/the_original_floating_worm I like these worms on a shakey head.

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Kyle, from one North Carolinian to another you make me proud! You have always been enthusiastic, humorous, and an all around good Individual. Through these forums we have seen you grow from a super kid into a great young man. Selfless giving Is a testament to the goodness that resides In you. Thank you!

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LOL.... It's "red" and my legs were sun and wind burned beyond belief. I was waiting on someone to comment on that.

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Welcome! This https://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/forum/17-western-bass-fishing/ might be of help.

My brother and myself went to the swamp to fish on day two of my trip. This Is a place we had never been and were pleasantly surprised at how well this place fished. Once again It was chilly for this time of year and there was a stiff breeze. The first thing we noticed was we invaded the space of the resident waterfowl. They were not happy. lol The first thing I noticed after we launched was the vegetation was quite healthy for this time of year and the incredible amount of cover. It looked fishy everywhere. It took just a couple of minutes to hook-up and I was surprised he was well off the edge. If we had the time to fish thoroughly we could have had an unreal day but In 5 hours you can only fish so much. We tallied 26 with the biggest 4.3, a few 3's and several 2's. It was a day that I felt we wouldn't do that well but I was wrong. The majority were caught on Zoom magnum finesse worms, Zoom black/red flake lizard, and the old hippie caught one on a Berkley power bait. The bigger fish came on a Zoom 6" Red Shad dead ringer and a R.I. Bull Frog skinny dipper. One of the coolest things that happened ; my brother threw into a clear patch which upon inspection was a bed. As the bait hit the water he spooked a fish we didn't even see. He came off the bed onto a weed edge and as he let It fall into deeper water that fish shot out from underneath the weedbed and smoke his bait. We watched the entire thing and It was awesome! I can safely say we will go back!

I went to my birth home to see my mama this past weekend and to the time to fish a little with my brother.(the old hippie) We went to Lake Harrell which Is a family owned 25 acre pond that we have fished since the early 70's. We got there around nine(9) in the morning and were greeted with 15-20 mph winds, bluebird sky's and It was unseasonably chilly. It didn't take long to figure out that fishing very slow was going to be the recipe for the day. We caught them In places they rarely are and blanked in places where we knew they should be. The biggest was a little over two(2) lbs. and plenty of keeper sized fish. The tally for the day(5 hours) was 21 and we earned each and every fish. It was somewhat disappointing but In the end fishing with my brother and the camaraderie that goes with that always makes for a great day! They were caught on Zoom magnum finesse worms, a black/red flake lizard, and a black/red R.I. smallie beaver.

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Good to see you back LBH!