caught half a dozen or so at the public dock. biggest was 9 inches, but most just in that fun size range.
9.0 in. Black Crappie with a Road Runner Original Jig Heads
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Chase Williams 0that's a very pretty Black Crappie
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George Horvath 0Nice 👍
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Northern Pike or Gras Pickerel? Either way, an unexpected dink.
10.0 in. Grass Pickerel with a Wacky Worm
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Nice 👍
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Clearly we do not know where to fish for Spring bass or panfish Dink City.
8.0 in. Largemouth Bass with a Johnson Beetle Spins
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I think it's just the time of year, a lot of the Bass and Crappie have already spawned so you'll catch alot of dinks just about anywhere.
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Nice 😊
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Nice 👍
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that's something you don't see everyday, a long, skinny bass
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windy days sometimes preclude the launching of paddle craft, but sometimes you get a surprise when you toss a line in at a random access point along the roadside.
Largemouth Bass with a inline spinner
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Details: Submerged Weeds
Just north of the ultra-shallow bay there is a transition to some deeper water and submerged weeds providing cover. The whole northern part of the lake has this ...more transitional weedline into much deeper waters. Several baitfish can be observed and many, many micro-sized bass and panfish can be caught in the daytime. Fishing this lake is best done at twilight or nighttime. Or during the spring spawn, as long as you release everything.
Unfortunately due the drought years, of which we're still in the middle, this lake has become a giant bathtub, and has lost clarity. The little shoreline cover there was has either been removed and replaced by beaches and/or docks or rendered ineffective as the lake has lost so much water that what was once cover is now high and dry. Kind of a shame to lose this lake as a fishery, but it appears to be in its death throes.
