taylorsville bass fishing

[Tacklebag23]

A little of both. Was run off one of my favorite banks by a family of otters. They have been there the last two times. They moved up the lake from where I usually see them. They are entertaining. I'm told they can travel over 20 miles in a day. So not sure how many there really are there but also saw single roaming the ramp when I took out.

[scuba_steve82]

A little of both. Was run off one of my favorite banks by a family of otters. They have been there the last two times. They moved up the lake from where I usually see them. They are entertaining. I'm told they can travel over 20 miles in a day. So not sure how many there really are there but also saw single roaming the ramp when I took out.

One afternoon last November I wasn't far from Settler's Trace and I kept hearing what sounded like a whale surfacing and "blowing". Went on for a few minutes and never saw anything but a ripple in the water, then finally right in front of me I saw an Otter head pop out of the water and he was exhaling and blowing water out of his mouth. It was one of my cooler days fishing. I watched him a while and enjoyed the heck out of it.

[fishincreek]

I do not enjoy the antics of those otters like you guys do.

[Tacklebag23]

I figured there would be the anti otter guys I wasnt too excited to see them as I hadnt had a hit in a couple of hours and was a little grumpy but there wasnt anything I could do about it. So I watched them for a couple of mins and moved on down the lake. Not tourney fishing so no reason to get too excited. Worked out as the bank I hit next had fish.

I always enjoy the wildlife i see at lakes. Saw a couple of eagles, lots of herron, seagulls, a ton of squirrels and a big hawk that tried to reduce the squirrel population by 1. Had to stop on road out of ramp to let a couple deer cross.