Schoe
05-08-2008, 07:29 AM
Again, a short journey to one of Iowa's State Lakes made for a great day of fishing for myself and Mike and Loraine Serle.
Mike and I gave his Canoe a good work out and also proved again how great the "outriggers" work while Loraine preferred to fish from the bank.
We thought that the Gills may be on a minor spawn with the new moon last wed., but it didn't prove out that way, but according to the egg sacks in the Females the major spawn should be great toward the end of the month.
One curious thing was the Yellow Bass that we caught were the largest I've seen going 12 and 13 inches in length and hopefully the lake don't get over run with them like what has happened to a few other Iowa Lakes that had to be drained and re-stocked.
The Largemouth population seemed to be healthy as we must have boated and released a dozen while fishing for the Gills.
As always, whenever I have had the pleasure of fishing with the Giller ( and this time with his gracious wife Loraine) thoroughly enjoyed the day. My thanks to both of them.
Here's a few photos and the largest Gill of the day caught by Loraine. Schoe
Mike and I gave his Canoe a good work out and also proved again how great the "outriggers" work while Loraine preferred to fish from the bank.
We thought that the Gills may be on a minor spawn with the new moon last wed., but it didn't prove out that way, but according to the egg sacks in the Females the major spawn should be great toward the end of the month.
One curious thing was the Yellow Bass that we caught were the largest I've seen going 12 and 13 inches in length and hopefully the lake don't get over run with them like what has happened to a few other Iowa Lakes that had to be drained and re-stocked.
The Largemouth population seemed to be healthy as we must have boated and released a dozen while fishing for the Gills.
As always, whenever I have had the pleasure of fishing with the Giller ( and this time with his gracious wife Loraine) thoroughly enjoyed the day. My thanks to both of them.
Here's a few photos and the largest Gill of the day caught by Loraine. Schoe