Earlier this year my brother and I went kayaking on horseshoe to see the waterfall. We caught all kinds of panfish and small largemouth on small crappie jigs, so in August we decided to make another trip. We brought along both of our girlfriends.
We went basically to see the waterfall and explore the crick behind it, but I brought along some bass gear to experiment. Wasn't really expecting anything of any size quality, but boy was I wrong.
We rolled up to a patch of lily pads around the corner, so I tied on a frog. First cast, three huge blow ups on the frog, the third resulting in a 2-3 lb largie. It only got better from there, and I pulled out a bunch more fish up to a pound.
I made a solo trip in my pontoon boat last Friday to see what else I could find in what is now one of my favorite bass fishing lakes. I fished the entire main lake, concentrating most of my efforts on throwing frogs in the lily pads. Did pretty well early on doing that, and when I left the Lillie's I started throwing a senko. I rolled up to a rocky point and hooked and lost probably a 1 pounder. Next cast in, and I hooked up with a 4 pounder. Great fight, even pulled me around a little. Caught quite a few more the rest of the day, doing really well on rocky shorelines and docks.
This is a really nice, secluded little lake. The 5 mph speed limit keeps water skiers and pleasure boaters off, and I'm pretty sure it's a non-internal combustion lake as well.

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