Post Front Blues.

[ww2farmer]

Low 80's on Thursday, howling winds, rain and snow Friday and Saturday, and the dreaded high barometric pressure, frosty night, clear skies, and north breeze today. I still caught a couple of brown ones (3.5lber, and 2.5lber), but it was a long day on the water for only two bites. I couldn't find them anywhere, even looking around in deep water, I have rarely seen so little activity on my graph as I have seen today, even some of my "when you just need to get 1 bite" deeper, off shore stuff was totally void of activity, I didn't even mark suspending fish.  Oh well, you win some, you lose some, and you learn a little every time. This year I am going to tell you all when I sucked, as well as when I didn't. Don't worry............I don't suck that often LMAO.

[clayton86]

It was very slow out here for me also got one green fish one brown. The bucket fisherman made out good the one had 37 bullhead and 20 something bluegill.

[rmcguirk]

I did OK today, nothing great.  Hit Honeoye for 4-5 hours in my kayak and caught 7, 5 bass and 2 picks.  Unfortunately, the picks were the biggest fish brought to the boat.  I had a good one on, but it jumped once and threw the bait, which was surprising as it was all trebles.

 

A special thanks to WW2Farmer:  Though none were particularly big today, the bigger fish came on a lipless crank ripped out of the remaining weeds. Having you comment on it in a post earlier this week gave me the confidence to stick with it today.  Absent your comments, I doubt I would have stuck with it. 

 

Thanks!

 

Rick

[Tuckahoe Joe]

I know what you mean about being out all day for only a couple of bites.  Seems to be the story of my life.  But hey, catching something is always better than catching nothing.  Nice fish!