BucketMouthCatcher
7/9/2009 10:28:00 PMI tried reposting the pictures but they where not uploading properly still. Oh well maybe I'll post the pics in the forums. Tight lines all.
BucketMouthCatcher
7/10/2009 12:24:00 AMThanks BB !
I posted the pics in the forums here is a link if anyone wants to check them out.
http://www.washingtonlakes.com/forum/yaf_postst5725p21_WLcom-Not-Quite-Trophy-But-Still-Nice-Bass-Pictures-Gallery-2009.aspx
I posted the pics in the forums here is a link if anyone wants to check them out.
http://www.washingtonlakes.com/forum/yaf_postst5725p21_WLcom-Not-Quite-Trophy-But-Still-Nice-Bass-Pictures-Gallery-2009.aspx
BucketMouthCatcher
7/10/2009 12:24:00 AM[link]http://www.washingtonlakes.com/forum/yaf_postst5725p21_WLcom-Not-Quite-Trophy-But-Still-Nice-Bass-Pictures-Gallery-2009.aspx[/link]
stevenjf3
7/10/2009 6:41:00 AMNICE FISH, BucketMouthCatcher!! Your a pro!! Thanks for the tip you gave me on catching those friendly bass at Lake Wilderness. I am heading out there tomorrow to give it a go again on those big bass I seen last week. Thanks, and good fishing!!
BucketMouthCatcher
7/12/2009 8:03:00 PMThanks Steven =) , I'm far from being a pro though lol . I spend a lot of time on the water and I don't always report. I've had many days on the water this season where I've only caught one decent fish or have been skunked all together. I put in 11 hours on Geneva to catch these fish. The bite was active early on but then I fished for 5 hours without a bite and kept at it. Then when I did start catching fish again the strikes where slow and few and far between. I made so many cast that day with my chatterbait on my baitcaster that my arms where actually sore at the end of the day. Keep putting in T.O.W. and you'll be catching big bass and lots of them soon. Accurate casting makes a big difference as well and I"m still working on that too. I've fished many new lakes this season for the first time thanks to this website. Some of my slow days have been due to learning new water or at least trying too. Don't get frustrated if you don't have success your first time to a lake. I've been fishing south king county lakes like Geneva , Kilarney , star , dolloff , trout , desire , spring , just to name a few since the late 80's. So I kind of know these lakes a bit better then other lakes and have decent success at times on them. What really made Geneva a awesome bass lake was the fact that they killed all the fish in the lake and planted rainbows only. For a number of years everyone thought there was no bass in there when in fact they where thriving well. I miss those days =) . My PB from Geneva is 6# 12oz back in 96' .