20180603-Found the fish despite the weather.
I waited out the lingering morning cold showers and headed out to one of
my favorite lakes… I was at the launch in less than a half hour when a pop up
shower delayed me for about 20 mins cutting into my Major.Period of fishing.
Once the shower quit I was on my first waypoint quickly.
Once settled in tagging fish the wind kicked up to the point white caps
were causing havoc with my methods and boat control. i fished thru another cold
shower. Slip/floating was out of the question. Long-casting the UL jigs seemed
to be the viable option only when casting with the wind. So positioning the
boat multiple times to scour an area was also required.
I was amazed even with a slight bow in the line was able to
pick up on the hit with the GLISS and Nanofil lines... just amazing.
Water temps were dropped to the mid 70’s and air temps in the low 60’s.
the fish were on the spots hitting the bait in tune with the solunar
Major.Period. at times it was fish on every cast taken. The fish were eater
slot in quality for the majority with a handful of Michigan Lunker 9” class.
The majority of the fish were hens without eggs leading me to believe
some spawning took place recently during the last full moon of May 29th…
with an avg of 4 or 5 days on the bed spawning for the month has finished up… I
believe a larger major spawn will occur in the New Moon and Full Moon of June.
With fast and furious action of feeding fish during solunar periods I
prefer the Long-Cast/UL Jigs to cover more water quicker than the live bait
options. The time loading and reloading live bait cuts my production usually by
half in the same period of time.
Short term forecast shows the cold front will linger for a few days
further dropping water temps till next week. I still like being on the water to
monitor productivity data even during the predictable poorer fishing periods.
after all the dust settled ;>) i was over 60 fish count for the
day!... another multiple limit day!... of course all CPR'ed
… continued good fishing everyone!
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