Saturday, April 07, 2012
Village Holding Well... Bass and Bruiser Bluegill!
Stopped by the Village for a go at the Bass. Fished a Guadalupana, BH Olive Wooley Bugger, and Brown Damsel Fly Variant. Caught several Bass on the Guadalupana but ended up losing it when a Bruiser struck! Went with the Wooley Bugger and caught more Bass and then lucked in to some Bruiser Bluegill,... largest ones went 8.5" with wide bodies giving them extra heft! Ended the outing with one more Bass on the Damsel Fly Variant. Glad to see the Village made it through last season's drought conditions. PS: Since the Bluegill met the minimum 8" length, have posted them on the COAF Leader Board!
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I take my girls fishing (worms and bobbers)and fish at Russel Park off McDermott. I would like to start fishing with lures so they could try that but I am a total novice; can you recommend some for fishing at Bethany that will be the least likely to get caught up a lot?
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