A few casts in a notably productive area went untouched. This particular location has given me several smallmouth over three pounds and a duo of largemouth exceeding five. A 27 inch pickerel and probably 5,000 perch were also landed there. It was with little surprise then, when the fly was picked up with a light take reminiscent of a white perch. The first ten seconds of fight were also characteristic. Then it simply got bigger.
The fish that then jumped was by no means a small one. The big bronze smallmouth repeated the spectacle twice and then fought hard. They never give up easily The fish I landed was the best on a fly for me in this lake to date. The other big boys were eaters of soft plastics and spinners baits.
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Great looking Smallie! Congrats man.
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DeleteThat is one heck of a smallie indeed! Well done! I really enjoy your blog - thanks for taking the time to make it fly!
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Thanks, glad you like it.
DeleteA Beauty... on a great tie. That lake will hold many suprizes.
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Thanks, it certainly does. I have seen a native brook trout of a fair size and some cool catfish come out of it.
DeleteSweet catch!!!!
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