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Old 03-13-2011, 11:17 PM
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I figured I'd post the truth and let you guys know how tuff the Bend was this weekend. Only managed "6" fish from dusk til dawn Saturday with the biggest around 2lbs. and one of the six a crappie. Sorry no pics because i didn't keep a single fish and those fish weren't worth a single mega pixel!

From the folks i spoke with on and off the lake ...fishing was tough the whole week and didn't get any better that weekend. I had planned on fishing sunday but after getting stroked on Saturday ....I threw in the towel! Next 2 weeks will be focused on Trout. GL
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Old 03-14-2011, 12:42 AM
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Thanks for sharing bud.

Sucks yall didn't do well, I also heard lots of bad reports from over there this weekend.

I should be heading up there in a couple of weeks after working 21 days straight. Need a break!
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Old 03-14-2011, 08:09 AM
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Very windy, hard to fish. We managed around 50 sac-a-lait for the weekend. Had good action on our trot lines. No ops, all blues. Got 8 gallons of filets. Had 5 or 6 between 20 and 30 lbs.
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Old 03-14-2011, 09:03 AM
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Very windy, hard to fish. We managed around 50 sac-a-lait for the weekend. Had good action on our trot lines. No ops, all blues. Got 8 gallons of filets. Had 5 or 6 between 20 and 30 lbs.
What were y'all using for bait and what depth? I'll be headin up there in a couple of weeks and plan on bringin the trot lines.
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Old 03-14-2011, 10:21 AM
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What were y'all using for bait and what depth? I'll be headin up there in a couple of weeks and plan on bringin the trot lines.

We were fishing in about 15 foot of water. Baited the lines with perch dat we caught in our perch traps. If not perch, try to find some of those big river shiners.
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Old 03-14-2011, 01:33 PM
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Very windy, hard to fish. We managed around 50 sac-a-lait for the weekend. Had good action on our trot lines. No ops, all blues. Got 8 gallons of filets. Had 5 or 6 between 20 and 30 lbs.
What about the Sacs? We were on them like crazy the last two weekends and this weekend we couldn't figure them out at all. Only 8 on sunday and not very big ones. Don't need your spot just wondering your pattern.
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Old 03-14-2011, 02:27 PM
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What about the Sacs? We were on them like crazy the last two weekends and this weekend we couldn't figure them out at all. Only 8 on sunday and not very big ones. Don't need your spot just wondering your pattern.
I actually think we just stumbled upon em. We don't know what we are doing. We are saltwater people, except for catfish, we know how to catch dem. We were fishing in about 7 foot of water with road runners in chartreuse and black and it was on the edge of the timber right next to a boat lane. But, there was a guy cleaning a million of them and he said they were murdering them over brush piles in 11-15 feet of water. They were the brush piles that he made during the fall. He was tight lining a jig. At least, dats what he told us.


Oh, and der were some udder guys that had caught a bunch dat were fishing em with yoyo's and shiners. They quit counting at 80. If you in the same area as we were in San Miguel I will tell you the exact spot.
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Old 03-15-2011, 01:19 PM
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I figured I'd post the truth and let you guys know how tuff the Bend was this weekend. Only managed "6" fish from dusk til dawn Saturday with the biggest around 2lbs. and one of the six a crappie. Sorry no pics because i didn't keep a single fish and those fish weren't worth a single mega pixel!

From the folks i spoke with on and off the lake ...fishing was tough the whole week and didn't get any better that weekend. I had planned on fishing sunday but after getting stroked on Saturday ....I threw in the towel! Next 2 weeks will be focused on Trout. GL

Two of my budies fished last saturday. They had 15 bass between four people in two boats. They said it was tough with bad wind. Glad I had to work all weekend.

Took my wife yesterday to Toledo. We launched out of Pirates Cove and fished Six Mile. Started around 8:30 and fished till 5. Had 13 keeper bass and caught a total of 35-40. Should pick this weekend after this front.
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Old 03-15-2011, 03:27 PM
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yep, all the reports at the tackle shop are the same... the fish were in a funky mood this weekend, that warming trend should get them eating good again soon. i've been getting several reports that the white perch bite is still good in six mile near the grass in big sandy creek. black/chart and blue/white road runners or shiners.
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