Couple other posts on Wednesday events, but here's some more information. Got on the water around 0500, slight wind from the north. Air temp was chilly but water was 69F. Like Chuck said, we headed over to Hauser. I started working some of the rocks with topwater and as stated, not a lot of takers, which is odd since the water is so warm. Minnow jigs counted off the bottom worked for me. I'd cast out, count it down to impact, reel in and clean and then the next cast was some number of seconds off the impact cast. That worked pretty well. Jerkbait was not as successful as it usually is. I tried 3 different ones, 110, X-nanahan, and #5 Rapala. Forget a crankbait, unless you are in the moss harvesting business, if so, that's the lure. Also no major success on plastics for me, but that's my weakest method, so we can assume I didn't give it the best effort.
It got a cold wind around 0730 until maybe 0900ish. Then the sun came out and it was a beautiful day. The moss is really growing and the water is quite green. It may be affecting the bite a bit.
- Catching them in the dark is fun
- Got a few of this size
- Look at the color of the water. Not the fun size fish. :)
