Then things got a little better as I mixed it up with a variety of reaction baits and started pulling in some bass. The unfortunate thing was I missed a number of bass. I had 5 bass shake off a spoon all on jumps right near my kayak(can't remember ever losing that many in one outing). Then I missed 2 bass on flukes, 2 more on a Hover bait rig and another one bass came unbuttoned on a spoon on the way back to the boat dock. To lose 10 bass is not good by any means, but on the positive side I ended up landing 14 bass. Nothing big, mostly all clones, but it was very fun!
What was crazy was bass were jumping here and there well past the morning no doubt gobbling up lots of shad.
Then in typical Murray fashion.... a day later or two, every changes like it is a totally different lake. That is why I throw so many different baits. I think one time at Sutherland, McFish said he needed a calculator on how many times I changed baits...ha ha
A few pics.....nothing big...mostly clones
Caught 6 on flukes
gave this mini bass a kiss
