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I’m a little late to the party here.  Besides good times & great memories, I came home with a nice Mexican Head Cold that knocked me for a loop.   Being mostly recovered, I’ll add my two cents worth. The March trip is always a bit of a crap shoot.  Hoping for pre-spawn fatties was the plan.  With a good majority of the bass population smack dab in the middle of the spawn, made for challenging fishing and a good show.  Seeing so many true giants up shallow was both exciting & a bit frustrating.   Still the 10 Amigos managed to take care of business and catch several Big Bass.

   I didn’t count/document each and every fish caught and some days were a little better than others.  The catches were often in bunches as we would get on a certain bite for a while and then have to move on to something else.  The 4 to 6 pound bass were eager, abundant and super charged.  The afternoons seem a little better than the morning for Dwight and I, although some of the other guys found the reverse to be true. 

 Flukes,  senkos, top water baits,  spinner baits,  square bill crank baits and scroungers all took quality bass.  My biggest two fish (a 7lb and a 10.3 lb fish) came on a 1 oz spinners bait deep and a jig and senko trailer off a steep bank.  

   Along with the double digit bass, the high light of the trip for me was the opportunity to fish with a bona fide Mexican fishing guide Legend,  Sixto.  The man is clearly at the top of the game and someone I’ll never forget.  Loaded with positive energy and always eager to show you how & what to do, Sixto is the eternal optimist.  His reputation precedes him as he has guided several of the world’s best bass anglers.   Our days in the boat were a combination of learning from a master, listening to stories of fantastic catches and making some of our own.  It’s hard to ask for anything more.

 

A-Jay

 

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  • Super User
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Jeff forgot the most important picture of the trip.

 

Who's got 2 thumbs and is the 2014 Lake Baccarac Angler of the Week?  This guy! :)

 

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Nice Job ~

 

I went the other way  . . . . .

 

A-Jay

 

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  • Super User
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Good job guys.

Andy if I caught a DD bass, I would smile in the photo

 

That IS a Smile - It's my "SOTS" smile ~ Smile of Total Satisfaction.

 

A-Jay

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  • Super User
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WOW!

 

 

:respect-040:  :respect-040:

 

 

 

What he said.

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  • Super User
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This really looks like the most fun anyone could ever have! :respect-059:  Awesome. I've looked at the pictures of these bass probably 15 times already.

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Fellas that looked like an incredible trip! Great fish and great friends...It don't get any better than that.

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  • Super User
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First couple of days had really beautiful skies with serrated cirrus clouds. Here is a picture from early morning sunrise.

 

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  • Super User
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WOW - great fish, great company, (and I'm assuming), great beverages in the evening!  Sounds like Shangri-La !!

 

Thanks for posting the pics!

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  • Super User
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Dwight, that pic is crazy, slow shutter speed? Or r u just pointing the camera straight up?

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  • Super User
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Dwight, that pic is crazy, slow shutter speed? Or r u just pointing the camera straight up?

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Camera phone pointed at the sky

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  • Super User
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Awesome colors, thanks for sharing. Would love to see a sunrise that intense. BTW, I like it that u know the clouds, not many do. We always had to include the cloud type by names in the ship's log.

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WOW - great fish, great company, (and I'm assuming), great beverages in the evening!  Sounds like Shangri-La !!

 

Thanks for posting the pics!

Hehe...Jeff was kind enough to make arrangements for some nice adult beverages (in addition to the beer and margaritas that were provided).  We emptied a handle of Maker's Mark and then filled it back up with used plastics.  I wanted to take it home with me, but my luggage was already heavy enough.

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Hehe...Jeff was kind enough to make arrangements for some nice adult beverages (in addition to the beer and margaritas that were provided).  We emptied a handle of Maker's Mark and then filled it back up with used plastics.  I wanted to take it home with me, but my luggage was already heavy enough.

 

I don't really like bourbon but that makers mark was pretty smooth.

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  • Super User
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I don't really like bourbon but that makers mark was pretty smooth.

Yeah, those white wine spritzers you usually drink don't have much "bite" to them :)

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Now THAT'S a Good time for sure... Congrats to all of you who made the trip and great Fishing!

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