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| Bass and Panfish at Bethany Lakes This Morning! |
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Bass and Panfish at Bethany Lakes This Morning!
Caught four Bass and several Panfish using a Purple Damselfly, Bead Olive Wooley Bugger, an Olive Crawdad, and an unweighted Olive Wooley Bugger Caught several Panfish as well using the unweighted Wooley Bugger. Fun stuff... good to see Bethany Lakes is holding up from the drought.
Click-on 2011's COAF Fishing Leader Board to checkout top fish caught this year by our readers. Also, click-on One Fishing Fly Challenge to checkout the Field Team's flyfishing informal contest. Feel free to join; it's simple!
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