More bass busting

[Chrisper4694]

the walleyes wouldn't cooperate this morning and neither would anything else for 3 hours...so we straight up trailered and left haha. No, we didn't quit. We made a strategic move to a different lake! It was a pickerel fest for sure but I nabbed some pigs between the pickles.

As my buddy maneuvered the boat flawlessly, A 19" largie ate my silver surfer fly 10' down in 25' of water. Unfortunately a big green barracuda stole that fly shortly after (back to the vise for me I guess).

I switched to last years favorite fly, the green goblin and sent it down deeper to 20' in 45' depths hoping to avoid the teeth and nab another fat smallie. It worked, picking off a 19.75" beast and a smaller 18" jumping maniac! Man it is intense when they rocket out of the water too far away from you to control them! Still pickerel at this depth but none got teeth on my leader so it's all good.

We stayed a little too long as the rain and lightning arrived just before we were able to get the boat out of the water. Alls well that ends well I guess but we def should've took off about 15 minutes sooner haha. Stay safe guys!

[Esox Luciano]

DAYUM dude!! Nice bag! Been doing your thing with the bass lately. Good job. I luv seeing those really darker smallies, only find them on the D or the 'Po though.

[Chrisper4694]

Forgot to mention this weird thing on the largie. It was growing a green algae type thing on its gill plate. Like that slimy hairy stuff you see on shallow rocks...it was part of his skin...anyone ever see that? Seemed healthy otherwise.

[bigfishy]

Think that happens sometimes on not so healed wounds and maybe a sign of infection but i'm no researcher.....Just what i've seen

[MikeNJ]

Those are some beautiful fish. Makes me want to go out and target some smallies! Great catches!!

[Lard Almighty]

You are smoking 'em on those flies!