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6/7/2010 8:26:00 AMafk
6/7/2010 7:04:00 PMI was able to get on the water at both Roses & Dry today. We'll hit Roses again tomorrow & report after that. Andy
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I had an extended workweek, and We had plans to fish Wapato on Sunday (today) but woke up to a good rain shower, so it was another cup of coffee and read as the rain drops fell during the morning. As noon came and went the sky was getting lighter in the west, so Cindy and I hooked up the boat and made a "short" run to Roses instead of going to our planned Wapato. Since the weather was less than optimal, we chose Roses cause we felt our chances would be better. Got on the water around 2:00, and fished until 5:30 or so. The water was stained with a surface temp of 65-66*. Scattered bites along the shoreline and out to about 8 feet of water. Mostly small 4-6 inch bluegill with a small crappie thrown in. I hooked up a B-2 squid weedless and tossed to the toulees to pick up a couple of LMB with the largest maybe going 1 1/2 pounds, and Cindy later caught a LMB of about the same size. Picked up several dinks using 1/16 oz jigheads and dark colored grubs. On the south end the female bluegills were holding in about 4-6 feet of water and were plump with eggs. Those we C&Rd, but kept some smaller males and a few bull gills. Cindy got to do battle with one of the Channel cats on her feather-lite rod and 4 pound test line. After quite a battle she boated a 7# 10 oz catfish. I filleted a dozen or so bluegill/crappie mix with the largest crappie going 10 inches or so, and the bluegills 8-9 inches. A good way to end a rainy day. Today the jig under a bobber was the most effective presentation. Have a good week all.
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Website: Darrell & Dads Family Guide Service