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Wow what a day got another keeper 21 inch.Then turned around on next cast hooked another big 1 lost it -looked about same size jumped in front of me got a nice look at it lol.Then went on an got 5 more around 16 to 17 each an about 6 small ones.These fish are in a post spawn an they are hungry an mean...VERY MEAN...good luck all.I,m going back friday morning me an wormin.That would be my younger brother.
The Good Looking One!Ha
way to go old man,im going to get down their soon, give them hell tomarrow!
Sounds like you're on them.
I'm headed down there Saturday morning with a buddy that hasn't fished in a long while. How are you fishin? I'd love to let him get a hook into a monster.
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Thanks!
Clint
Thanks for the report. I am taking young boy down to Cedar Creek this weekend. What were y'all having the best luck on? I may just take him bream fishing if the bass don't keep his attention.
I fished for there twice last weekend. I could catch all I wanted, but they were small. I couldn't find the crappies at all. I did say a 17-18" bass on a nest chasing all the small bluegill away.
If I were you, I'd try for bass or catfish.
The beach has unoffically opened as of this week, so watch out for the swimmers.
Hope your Friday was good too......and what's with the " The good looking one" comment? Nothing like brotherly love!
Well the friday trip was not as good-I don,t like the clouds for the way we were fishing-lots of sun works the best.But we did get ten fish five small and five nice ones but no keepers.I hope all that went to cedar had a good trip--this weekend--gl to all.
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON Jun-04-06 AT 08:33PM (EST)[/font][p]I wasn't counting on any advice... I was a little late asking.
We ended up doing ok with numbers of bass, but no size. I had one break me off that might have changed that, but 6 pound line that is a little fraed should be cut off and re-tied before hooking a bigun instead of after.
The final tally was probably about 30 bass caught, 4 tiny crappie, and a mess of nice bluegill. The bass were mostly 10-13 inchers, with 1 that went 16.5 inches and the one that broke off may have been a keeper (I never turned her, but she pulled harder than a 6.25 pounder I caught on the same rod this spring).
Most bass were caught on Zoom Super Flukes. I used Watermellon/Red (this is what the biggun bit, early), my buddy started used White, then white with a blue sheen, then arkansas shad. Once the sun was up, I switched to a texas rigged baby brush hog in Watermellon/Red and caught a few (the 16.5" one bit this in 8 ft of water under a dead-fall.)
The biggest events of the day... We watched a family tip over their sailboat in the middle of the lake (aparently on purpose, to practive recovering it). The messed up in tipping it tho, and got it turtled. The couldn't flip it back over, so we used my boat to pull it back upright. Once they were all happlily back aboard, we returned to the ramp to see someone who (I'm guessing) forgot the plug. His boat susunk next to the boat dock despite our best efforts to prevent it. It was too full of water by the time I could help. It may still be there, he was in need of professional help in getting it out by the time I left.
Had a great time fishin, tho! I'd love to learn how to get to the real bass that live there.
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