MC 12 May
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Finally had some stable weather to get up to the big pond. Fished from early? to late? had a great day and caught a limit. I ended up catching from the Condos, East to the state line. In 37-50, FOW trolling 2.0-2.3 SOG, 2 flatlines on boards and one rigger set at 37' down. Green was the color of choice yesterday and it took me hours to catch on.... get it... catch on. Lost my 3,4 and 5th fish while messing with my second on the way to, into the net, and then into the cooler then resetting that rod. The rigger picked up a couple but only on the slider, which was a UV green and silver regular spoon.
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Congrats on the catch and thanks for the report. I love the way you display the fish for the pic. Definitely have to steal that idea.
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Hot fishing and it might be getting better. I’ve only been able to squeeze in a couple hours after work this week until this morning. Lines in at 6. First hit was a big king that tagged a free slider just as we passed the detached break wall and was into the wire diver as soon as I could grab the rod and gone just like that. Finished our 2 man limit by 8. Been struggling running larger spoons on copper and lead and decided to just focus on hos today with j-11 and thin fin on the boards and d/f on the dipsies. Of course the kings were looking for bright super slims on shallow riggers and sliders lol. Ended 10/11 with 9 hos and a 10lb or so king.
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Great fishing, great report ..... thanks for posting
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Good going on the fish and bleeding them. (I can see the cut gills). Really helps with the flavor - and mess at the cleaning table.
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