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Despite sunny bluebird skies, pretty gusty northwest winds and temps well below freezing last night, I went out anyway. I am REALLY glad I did. :D After landing several respectable fish from a main lake deep spawning flat, I found this fat lady tucked way in the back of a cove on the extreme south end of the lake, 10 minutes before sunset. She hit a jig in 3ft of water and made my day. Rapala digital scale read 5.2 lbs.

Life is Good.

A-Jay

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  • Super User
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That's a good looking smallmouth. It pays to persevere.

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Probably the prettiest girl i've ever seen. Shes got hardly a scratch or torn fin on her. beautiful. up in western maine we catch 'em like that all the time.

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A-Jay, that is a beautiful fish, one to be proud of. I haven't caught a 5 yet but seeing pics like yours and others on this site keeps fresh line on my spool all the time..........I hope I am ready when that big one hits. Nice job , buddie.

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For sure  

GREAT FISH

  • Super User
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Thanks guys. I appreciate it, and my better half gets the credit for the photo. This past week SMB fishing continues to be very good up here.

After this holiday weekend I expect these fish will pull their usual disappearing act and drop back to deeper water and I'll breakout the drop Shot rig.

I know it's early but I am already tied of skiers, yahoo's pulling tubes and jet ski's. There, I said it ~ and I feel a little better. ;)

A-Jay

  • 3 months later...
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Great photo. I can see that shoreline over your shoulder producing more on the topwater. The laydowns and such must make for nice morning action!?

CWeb

Thanks - The topwater bite is good - I'm very partial to a Rapala subwalk. And yes -- laydowns are like smallie goldmines especially in spring and fall.

;)

A-Jay

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