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  1. Many members here may remember my post about fishing for big bass this year. I believe A-Jay, Catt, Dwight Hottle, and a few more might remember my earlier post. I've been doing this on every trip this year so far, and I haven't connected with a truly large fish yet. What I've realized is that I've burned myself out to this point. Last trip, I took a breather from the big bass hunting. I took a med spin rod, some smaller inline spinners, 4" plastic worms, small swim baits and one smaller top water popper. I ran the moss edges on my lake, and caught not only bass, but bream and crappie also. This was a good thing to do. Just go and catch some fish. Period. I'll continue pursuing big fish soon. If you become obsessed with a certain thing in your fishing, you can become burned out when it doesn't happen after so many trips. Now, I'll get back to hunting big bass, with a new outlook. Taking a breather helped out immensely.
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