A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
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A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
I had all the excuses to have a bad day...and the first 3 hours proved me right....and then it didn't! I started out throwing everything that got me 20 fish last trip, and came up with a big zero for 3 hours! I knew there was tons of bait in the water so I set out looking for where the fish might be..a big chore in a tube and 105 degrees...but all worth it. I found some wolfpacks crashing bait in a foot of water along a 100' stretch of shoreline! They were all nice fish and didn't seem nervous that they were in a foot of water with blue bird skies! I ended up with 7 fish along that shore, including a couple 4lbers! Around 11:00, that bite died off and I switched over to a dropshot and started fishing my rockpiles. I picked up another 7 fish, a couple 3s and a kicker 7lber! I lost a couple other nice fish in the rocks, but that's the game! I called it a day at 1:00...brains totally baked! I was happy that on a day I had a million excuses..I still made it work!
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Re: A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
If I suddenly changed my mind, even though I told you I was not coming up there to fish, I would have been cursing up a storm
after 3 hours of nothing, And heading home vowing to never come back to the large pond of D & K. But that did not happen
and you hung in there and what a difference it made. Glad you were able to find a pattern and catch a batch of nice fish.
A sign of a dedicated (and a very good) fisherman especially in the blazing heat and topping it with a fat 7 pounder! Got to
hand it to you for figuring out what those finicky bass want to bite. Great job and tight lines always(unless you come to Murray).

after 3 hours of nothing, And heading home vowing to never come back to the large pond of D & K. But that did not happen
and you hung in there and what a difference it made. Glad you were able to find a pattern and catch a batch of nice fish.
A sign of a dedicated (and a very good) fisherman especially in the blazing heat and topping it with a fat 7 pounder! Got to
hand it to you for figuring out what those finicky bass want to bite. Great job and tight lines always(unless you come to Murray).
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Re: A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
Way to persist! Congrats! What did you throw at the bait crashing wolfpack?
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Re: A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
Nice job on enduring the heat and getting some nice ones. I would love to see that 7 lber in February
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Re: A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
Tiny flukes...they had no interest in my hard baits!kastmaster wrote: Sat Aug 29, 2026 2:13 pm Way to persist! Congrats! What did you throw at the bait crashing wolfpack?
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Re: A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
I happened to catch her while she was dieting....KillinTime wrote: Sat Aug 29, 2026 5:10 pm Nice job on enduring the heat and getting some nice ones. I would love to see that 7 lber in February
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Re: A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
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I happened to catch her while she was dieting....
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Injection marks on her belly?
I happened to catch her while she was dieting....
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Injection marks on her belly?
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Re: A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
Injection marks on her belly?Fisheromen wrote: Mon Aug 31, 2026 12:13 pm [quote=
I happened to catch her while she was dieting....
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Ozempic makes a pill form now.....
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Re: A full moon, an Eclipse, and 105 degrees....
Looks like they are talking strategy.Mcfish wrote: Sat Aug 29, 2026 10:01 am Screenshot_20260828_144504_Gallery.jpgWaiting for me to die of heat stroke....
Nice job on finding them.
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