Friday, March 14, 2014

Story - Fishing Report 03/14/14

Lake: Beaver
Location: Horseshoe Bend
Time: 6:00PM-8:00PM
Air temp: 55 degrees
Water temp: 46 degrees
Wind: SW 15
Sky: Partly cloudy
Winning tactic: Troll crankbait 8' deep in 15' of water at 1MPH

 We tried trolling bottom bouncers with worm harnesses and crankbaits in 15'-30' of water at .5 mph. Andrew had a hit on the crank bait. We were seeing a few fish about 10' deep in 15'-20' of water so Andrew threw out a crank bait and got this fish within about 15 minutes. It was a big female still full of roe. We didn't really have enough time to figure out what was going on, but we will be better prepared for next time


Pretty big for a white bass.
She was full of eggs, but her stomach was empty.

I think the liver and roe were bigger than the fillets.


1 comment:

  1. For a small fish I think it must be easier to eat it skin and bones on (gutted, scales, head and fins removed). I learned this from Pat's parents because in Chinese culture it is typical to spend a good deal of time picking the bones clean during supper so that no flesh is wasted by a filet process. They say you are lucky if you get the roe. It tastes good. Pat's mom eats the skin, too!
    -Judy Schmidt (It will post as Unknown)

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