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Keystone
by RedFishJax » Mon Apr 02, 2012 1:04 pm
Did a little shoreline fishing at our lake house in Keystone. The lakes are really drying up down there, but still have some nice quality bass. I managed to catch 4 or 5 in about 30 minutes, and then called it a day. Here's the biggest of the day.
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Re: Keystone
by Rlend » Mon Apr 02, 2012 8:33 pm
Nice Bass and a productive 30 minutes of fishing.
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Re: Keystone
by YankeeYakster » Tue Apr 03, 2012 4:55 pm
Way to go! Nice Bass!
I am in Orlando this week staying at a resort and tried my luck in the all the ponds around here. Saw a few big ones but they did not bite.
Glad to see your luck is better than mine. Oh well was better than being at work.
I am in Orlando this week staying at a resort and tried my luck in the all the ponds around here. Saw a few big ones but they did not bite.
Glad to see your luck is better than mine. Oh well was better than being at work.- YankeeYakster
Re: Keystone
by RedFishJax » Wed Apr 04, 2012 7:25 am
I should say, that I caught the one's I caught in about 30 minutes...but I was out there for about 2 hours. I had to switch to about 6 different colors before I could get them to bite. That Chicken on a Chain is something else though. They were all landed on coc paddle tails, and the one in the pic was on a coc jerk shad.
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Re: Keystone
by FISHINGPIRATE » Wed Apr 04, 2012 10:48 am
Not many soft plastics cover so many colors in one bait. Dark, light, glitter and Chartruce all wrapped in to one.
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Re: Keystone
by Mudfish » Wed Apr 04, 2012 2:52 pm
Try the Texas Roach color. Similar to COC, but darker. The Texas Roach is always in stock, at least until people catch onto them.
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Re: Keystone
by RedFishJax » Mon Apr 09, 2012 8:54 am
Mudfish wrote:Try the Texas Roach color. Similar to COC, but darker. The Texas Roach is always in stock, at least until people catch onto them.
Thanks...I'll give that a try.
Fished the same small lake this past weekend and missed 2 nice ones. Caught about 10 in all, but it was hard with all the wind. Tried the kayak out a little, but forgot my anchor/SOP, so it was a struggle. May be back down there next weekend.
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Re: Keystone
by SnookOne » Tue Apr 17, 2012 4:55 pm
Nice bass...I have always had luck with a watermelon red flake in many different water color situations.
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Re: Keystone
by RedFishJax » Wed Apr 18, 2012 12:24 pm
SnookOne wrote:Nice bass...I have always had luck with a watermelon red flake in many different water color situations.
Never seen anything like this...what's it called?
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