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Today.  Lake Berryessa in Napa CA.  Drive thru miles of sobering burn areas to find a gem of a lake.  My first visit.  My first smallies.  I thought I had hooked into giants the way they pulled line and spun my kayak around.  Nope, just strong.  Really cool. My first cast of the day!
 

 

 

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Smallies are a blast. They use to be pretty rare around here but they've taken hold in several lakes in the area thankfully.

 

Congrats on your first one.

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Your the one that's hooked now. 

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I’ve said it many times.  Smallmouth are fisherman’s crack.  ?

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On 11/27/2020 at 7:08 AM, Dwight Hottle said:

Your the one that's hooked now. 

Boy ain't that the truth...and we all thought it was us going after the fish...LOL

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On 11/22/2020 at 12:04 AM, They call me “Gaiter Salad” said:

Haha. Love it. Reminds me of prom night :)

Went to 3 proms.  Should have gone fishing instead.

 

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now you know the open secret, with first hand, tactile experience.  when people say "pound for pound, smallies fight harder than anything else." it's true.  a 3lb or bigger smallie, fights like mike tyson in the 80's.

 

  i think rock/red eye/warmoth bass are a close 2nd, the big ones are pretty insane, but rare around here.  ymmv

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