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Yeah, i'd say you're back in the game with a fly rod! Freaking addicting isn't it!
Getting splashy topwater action is just stupd fun! I don't care what species fish, its a thrill every time. Especially when its on every cast! Tarantulas, foam hoppers, Crappie Candy, and a new one i came up with last night, a micro-clouser style grey/white/silver bucktail minnow , 1.5 inches long- the fish slammed it the instant it hit water.
A bazillion chunky Gills, a few small bass, more SLAB Crappie.... all good fun! Noting beats sheer numbers on most days. Even got a couple Warmouth later on. Saw a small fleet of 2foot long Shad ( i think) cruizing, them things are blazing fast!! You can spot them when a bait-ball jumps out of the water , then all you see is the fishes back and bow wake. They are silver, narrow, dark back, and a narrow forked black tail. Probably run a couple pounds. So if you know what they are, let me know! I'd love to catch one, probably burn up some drag good!
Getting splashy topwater action is just stupd fun! I don't care what species fish, its a thrill every time. Especially when its on every cast! Tarantulas, foam hoppers, Crappie Candy, and a new one i came up with last night, a micro-clouser style grey/white/silver bucktail minnow , 1.5 inches long- the fish slammed it the instant it hit water.
A bazillion chunky Gills, a few small bass, more SLAB Crappie.... all good fun! Noting beats sheer numbers on most days. Even got a couple Warmouth later on. Saw a small fleet of 2foot long Shad ( i think) cruizing, them things are blazing fast!! You can spot them when a bait-ball jumps out of the water , then all you see is the fishes back and bow wake. They are silver, narrow, dark back, and a narrow forked black tail. Probably run a couple pounds. So if you know what they are, let me know! I'd love to catch one, probably burn up some drag good!
