My son Jason and I spent Friday afternoon fishing size 14 mini poppers on
Even the Red Eye Bass were into the tiny
poppers. I really enjoy landing these fish on a 3 weight. They never stop with
the acrobatic stunts
Good size for the fillet
knife; Jason’s 3 weight got quite a workout for the afternoon landing numbers
in this size. He will be leaving Sunday morning flying back to Sacramento for work Monday. Tomorrow will be his trip to the
Sipsey. He won’t make it back to Jasper again until Christmas. What a joy it is
for me to get to fish with one of our children when they are home; brings back so many
fond memories.
The little chartreuse
popper was perfect in the clear water, because of its delicate landing on the
water surface. We tried larger poppers, but they would scare the fish as soon
as they landed on the surface. The fishing pressure on this lake is heavy,
making the fish extremely weary.
Spring is here for sure as
this pine tree can attest to!!!
Guys believe it or not but
there is an Eagle in that mass of pine needles; we tried to get closer but as
we did it when airborne.
What a thrill to see our
first Eagle on Walker County Lake ; a great way to end a successful bluegill outing.