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Good Evening,
I have recently moved to Smithfield. Jericho Lake is a local lake that provides us with a local opportunity to fish with out making long trips (Great for the kids) I was wondering about the bass quality...any success stories out there?
Chuck
don't know about the bass but the crappie used to be real good but a little small, good luck, don't really care what I catch just as long as im there and catching something.
[QUOTE=chuckconder;411385]Good Evening,
I have recently moved to Smithfield. Jericho Lake is a local lake that provides us with a local opportunity to fish with out making long trips (Great for the kids) I was wondering about the bass quality...any success stories out there?
Chuck[/QUOTE]
I've heard there's reports of a big guy in a 14-15 ft jon boat that has been slaying the bass and bluegill out there the last few weeks.
[QUOTE=Pate;411387]I've heard there's reports of a big guy in a 14-15 ft jon boat that has been slaying the bass and bluegill out there the last few weeks.[/QUOTE]
Ha-ha, what's up TP... we still on for Friday?
Here's a pic of my son Austin with a Crappie he caught last weekend at Jericho.
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Fished it about 5 times this spring, Posted about one trip on pg. 13, it's close I enjoy fishing there for a few hours periodically. Not a lot of pressure and theres usually only 3 or 4 boats on the water during the week, and they are usually crappie fishing. Several 5lbs + have been caught this spring, I've caught several in the 3lb range this year. Mostly jigs/trailers. Hope this helps!
I can't speak to the bass QUALITY, but I think it's the only lake I've fished more than once and never been shut out. And I think it'd be a great place to take kids. It's a nice, quiet spot, and once in a while you get some great nature scenes. The woods around it are full of deer. I once saw a buck come running out of the woods, dive into the water, swim about 10 yards out, then turn around and swim back then disappear back into the woods.