Took my dad and Avi out for another 3 generation outing. It's the 3rd one we've done this spring, I'm enjoying the quality time and great fishing spent with family.
We started off by trolling up the river as usual, caught a 12 inch walleye and a perch on an X rap.
We started casting lures once we hit my first hot spot, caught some really big bass, the largest being a 5.25 lb beast, my personal best for largemouth bass. As the season is still closed, we moved on to another good spot I know, set my dad and son up still fishing with worms.
The technique was phenomenal for my son, he couldn't stop catching fish every 30 seconds or so. Most were giant bluegill and pumpkinseed sunfish, the he also caught bass, bullhead catfish and his first crappie, a fat 12 incher. My dad did well too, caught a rare white perch.
On occasion, I would cast a lure, caught some more nice bass, a 4 and a 3.5 lb both took my Jitterbug within a couple minutes of each other.
My son ended the day catching a rock bass on a Heddon dying flutter.
We started off by trolling up the river as usual, caught a 12 inch walleye and a perch on an X rap.
We started casting lures once we hit my first hot spot, caught some really big bass, the largest being a 5.25 lb beast, my personal best for largemouth bass. As the season is still closed, we moved on to another good spot I know, set my dad and son up still fishing with worms.
The technique was phenomenal for my son, he couldn't stop catching fish every 30 seconds or so. Most were giant bluegill and pumpkinseed sunfish, the he also caught bass, bullhead catfish and his first crappie, a fat 12 incher. My dad did well too, caught a rare white perch.
On occasion, I would cast a lure, caught some more nice bass, a 4 and a 3.5 lb both took my Jitterbug within a couple minutes of each other.
My son ended the day catching a rock bass on a Heddon dying flutter.
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