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Best day yet bass fishing. Started the morning here on the gulf coast of fl at 48 degrees hooked 9 bass caught 7. All on trick worms, and yum dingerz. 4 of them at one pond on a rooster tail. Co worker caught 2 nice ones also. Caught some real small bass at another local pond on a beetle spin.

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Thanks, had a great time. I honestly didn't think we'd do well with the weather so cold this morning

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First one i caught on 4 inch molten craw colored havoc pit boss.

The second was on a super fluke in baby bass color. I've had success with the super fluke in lilipad cover. What I really like about them is that they are extremely durable. I've gone through maybe 3 of them and I've probably caught anywhere between 10-15 fish. They also hide the hook very well so they are perfect for the lilipads.

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I've done very well on dingerz and zoom trick worms. I've thrown super flukes a lil but not with any luck yet

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Yesterday was the first day that I haven't had a strike, this cold front really shut them down here in South Florida, at least the places I fish.  I've been as hot as I have ever been the last few weeks, some real quality fish, but Zippo yesterday.  Haven't gone to the ocean in a week, think I may go this morning.

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I didn't know the weather would be so cold yesterdY morning when we made plans to pond hop. When I walked outside I didn't have high hopes but I guess they where still hungry lol. My co worker wanted to thro the towel in pretty early said we wouldn't get anything

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Congrats on the nice bass, gents!

 

I had no strikes yesterday at all. It was 

yard cleanup day, gutter cleanout day, 

and no fishing was had.  :cry4:

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What kinda depth are yall fishin the trick worms and dingers at?

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Most of our ponds and lakes here are in the 3-7 foot range im guessing. Anything deeper I've been trying to throw a rooster tail. A lot of our ponds are grassy and mucky hard to throw spinnng baits in

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The ponds I fish I think are more like 10-12' but with no significant drop off not much depth off the shoreline.  I stick petty much with shallow running lures and top waters, roostertails have been super good.

 

Yesterday the bite improved a little bit but a short window.

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