Went inland to find scorching heat and hot water..We launched at day break and threw topwaters for the first couple of hours..Onn decent fish and couple of misses is all I could muster. Some areas was a soup of bait fish. Almost to much. Once the sun was over head I went looking for big Red Ears. They were scarce today. I found a few but the size wasn't what this lake can kick out..Lots of green sunnies around. Pretty little guys. By noon it was in the high 90s and when I pulled the boat out it was 108 in the parking lot. Felt good to get back on this side of the hill where it was only 90!
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T'was toasty in the valley this weekend. We had mid-90's even up at 3200 ft. Didn't look like the day was a complete bust, though.
Mark
Dave,
Greta blog and photography! I'll be spotlighting you on my Saturday Blog Rodeo!
Best regards,
Albert
The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: National Hunting and Fishing Day 9/25/10
That bass was ridiculous! I was out (mid-atlantic) yesterday to a spot that I know holds a lot of 3-4 pounders and given the 95 degree air temps, all I ended up with were some mammoth bluegill and over 100 chigger bites, a spider bite, and a kayak covered with algae.
Gotta love August.
Be proud of that bass!
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