Fishing Time: 7:30 am
– 10:30 pm
Weather: mostly
sunny, breezy, T-100
Moon Phase: Full Moon
Location:
Yuba/Community Pond/Deer Creek
Bait: Yuba-
crankbaits, 7-inch tube jigs, swim baits, rapalas. Community Pond- Jig/trailer. Deer Creek- mid to deep diving crankbaits,
curly tailed grubs
Who Went: Rick,
Bobber John, Me
We all took the day off work to avoid the crowds and fish
the full moon at Deer Creek, but figured we might as well make a day out of it
before the full moon came up. My boat is
currently in the shop, so we fished from the S.S. Everson for the day.
Morning: We started
at Yuba where Rick had two pike in the boat within the first 15 minutes.
It slowed down quickly though and we only put
a few more in the boat while working the shorelines with crankbaits, tube jigs,
and swim baits.
We tried targeting a
little deeper water by trolling large crankbaits and rapalas in 15-20 feet of
water and landed the two biggest fish of the day.
Mid-Day: We hit a
pond that we’ve all been scouting for largemouth bass this year. Rick landed one decent largie and I added one
more that wasn’t picture worthy, but that was it for the day.
The temperature was a balmy 104 today, so the
fact that the bass weren’t hitting in the middle of the day wasn’t all that
surprising. I did see a very nice bass
tucked up under some logs and I’m still very anxious to fish this pond during
next year’s spawn.
Evening: We launched
at Deer Creek around 6:30 pm and started by drifting jigs inside Rainbow Bay in
15-25 ft of water. No bites were
detected so we began trolling the shorelines with crankbaits in hopes of some
full moon walleye. We ended up catching
quite a few planter rainbows, but the walleye never showed up. The sunset was beautiful, but once again
those damn walleye got the best of us!
Worst part was hearing success stories from some of our Rocky Mountain
Angler buddies fishing for walleye up there the night before. The walleye curse continues on…
2 comments:
I love fishing there every chance I get which isn't that much, maybe only once a year. It is always great every time I go!
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