Maduece

I'm in Fall River and have been catching bass in S Wattupa and Copicut Res. 2 days ago was the first I saw little bait fish running toward the shore and I'm generally catching bass along the edge of a decline to deeper water. I'm just learning about transitional phases and I think they're at the last phase before going shallow. Many of my bass still had eggs and a few had orange smeared all over their fins and belly. I was told that fish may have been making a bed. For the most part they're hitting worms worked on the bottom more than anything else. But the top of the water seems to be more active with the pain in the butt crappie and bluegill. Did get a bass on top today though. Like I said I'm still learning but I think after not fishing all this time and going out on Monday. You're gonna be one happy fisher dude. I do have a youtube channel of all my trips so far. If you like I'll link it in another reply.

Same here.

What a day! Only been fishing a few yrs but toward end of last summer I started taking it a bit more serious. Paid off 10 fold today. 11 bass in 3 hrs using senko worm "rainbow trout", wacky rigged. The pond I'm fishing is not marked on any maps I've seen by any name. Its fed by the Quequechan river through Fall River,Ma. Eventually it runs directly into the South Wattupa pond via tunnels underneath our highways. This pond sits directly nw of S Wattupa on opposite side of Brayton Ave. So if you've ever been to the S Wattupa area you may know what pond I'm talking about. Its only about 3 ft deep atm due to the lack of rain and the fish are sticking around the dug out areas of the channels. From 8-9 this morning they were slamming almost every other cast,was great. I'm sure this is small and some will chuckle, but this is decent size for this little pond smack dab in the city. Also it looked like a few were still carrying eggs if that info helps in this area.