ChrisB
6/4/2007 1:44:00 PMDon't kid yourself, use a scale. J/k ! Nice fish, make sure you keep that lake a secret or else its toast.
Bigbass Dez
6/4/2007 3:21:00 PMdude come on , tell where this lake is .. i promise to C&R all bass .. please ..i can can email it to my personal address and i want tell a sole ...think about
bob johansen
6/5/2007 9:06:00 AMHey Dez, I have fished that lake a few times from a canoe a few years ago. It had no formal access area and launching was limited to hand carried craft. It is also very shallow and weedy after early spring. On my 56th birthday, I hooked 56 bass there. Most were small but 3 or 4 of them were 3-4 pounds. All were released. I doubt if a lake that shallow and weedy would ever be toast with its quite limited access.
Bigbass Dez
6/5/2007 10:01:00 AMthanks BassTracker , how has the Bass been doing for you ? any good lakes ....
bob johansen
6/5/2007 11:15:00 AMhey Dez, mostly I fish the lakes here in Kitsap County and Mason County. Fishing for bass this time of year is good everyplace for those with at least a few modest bass angling skills. My first bass of the year was a 5-11 caught on a Rapala and I have nailed several over 3 since. Check out reports on Kitsap Lake, Long Lake and Devereaux Lake. Tight lines
