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Fishing In May!!!

Hi All Hope the Fishin Has been great for You!!! Here the fishin has been great the wind has died down and the artifical bite is on!!! Senkos still producing great Numbers!! Chug Bugs, Lake Fork 10 inch worms, Gambler Cane Toads, and ZOOM Horney Toads have been Great Producers. I have been sellin alot of Crickets and red worm so the Brim are hitting!! Many customers are reporting getting there Limit!!!!The Water Levels are down so use caution and use a Guide!! Check Out Imaginnation Bassins reports!! Check out their Web Site for all the Great pictures!!! Imaginnationbassin.com May 2006 Submitted 5/9/2006 5/7/2006 was another beautiful day in the sunny south with almost no wind and the bass very willing to play. It's interesting to watch the fish move from the heavy wood to the more open areas and then back. It was again a case of bump the stump to get a bite. Scott and I plied the area we have been working with Senkos from 6:30 to 9:30 and managed a healthy catch of 30+ bass in that short period. Most of the fish were in the 2-3 pound range with a couple in the 5 pound range. Yesterday I had Mac Hoffman and his friend Graham from Morganton, NC out for the first day of their three day trip here. We covered safe navigation on the way out and the baits we expected to use. The weatherman had promised a fair day with light winds and Mac and Graham were champing at the bit to start casting their top water baits. Our plan of attack was Chug Bugs, (plan A) to be followed with weightless 5" Senkos (plan B) if the top water bite wasn't there. I informed the crew that if anyone sticks the guide with a hook, (Mac did that on his first trip with me several years ago) that they would be walking back to the ramp. That part of the trip went very well throughout the entire day. As the trolling motor entered the water the bugs flew through the air. First retrieves produced nada. Second casts were launched and two bass were hauled to the boat. Okay, so this just might be one of those super days. Checked the water temps: 81 degrees and visibility was better than yesterday - high expectations all around as Mac advised Graham to be ready for a big fish at any time. "This is what I'm talking about" Mac told Graham, "these are the kind of fish this place is famous for". It didn't take Graham long to retaliate with this gal. Chug, chug, and that's all it took to bring fantastic bass to the boat. There is just nothing more exciting than to watch these gals slamming top water baits, and there is no better lure for enticing that bite than the venerable Chug Bug. Bass colored or other didn't matter - just the chug, chug, chugging was the key to bass after bass. From the time we arrived to the time we left there were only very brief periods that the chug bug rods sat on the deck in deference to the Senkos, The Senkos did account for some fish, but the thrill of the top water made the Senkos use short lived. Today the fish were out more in the open and the bigger fish were further out. The closer to the heavy wood we got the smaller the fish we caught. Throughout the day I doubt that more than 10 fish were under two pounds, but we weren't looking for the two pound bass. Mac and Graham took us up on our special and had what could be considered on the finest days of fishing they ever had. By the days end we had boated over seventy five bass, and probably had another 25 or so come unbuttoned on their way to, or right next to the boat. We only counted what made it over the rail. This makes several weeks of pretty solid top water action and I anticipate a lot more and plenty of days were the fish count will exceed one hundred fish. Give us a call - not only is the price right, the fishing is fantastic. See you out there. Say hi if you get the chance. Submitted 5/6/06 Yesterday Scott took out regular client Frank Delucas and his friend Frank. They met Scott at the ramp at 6:30am and they left the ramp loaded with Chug Bugs and Senkos. Anticipation ran high as they headed to the south end with of the Farm with the knowledge that was based on the last couple weeks of reports. The weatherman gave a good call for 5-10 MPH winds which made the excitement higher: top water was what they came for and with Chug Bugs they began catching bass right away. Anticipation was replaced with expectation as the second bass of the day weighed a healthy 6.5 pounds. They spent the entire day fishing the heavy wood in pinball alley and to the east and the catch was a pretty evenly matched throughout the day between the Chug Bug and the Senkos. Fishing both the 5” and 7” Senkos in dark colors it was determined in short order that the 5” Senko was the one the bass preferred the most. The bass averaged between 3 and 6.5 pounds with a couple of bigger ones lost. The guys all agreed that they had a lot of fun and called it a day at 1:00pm with over 50 bass landed. Fishing the wood is tough but more made it to the boat then those that got away. Score another great day for Mr. Frank Delucas and his friend. Today I had Brad Hill and his son Grant from Huntsville, Alabama for a 1/2 day AM trip. As with all our trips lately the anticipation for top water was high as we headed south towards the Farm. This bass fishing thing is kind of new for 12-year old Grant, but guess who landed the first fish, and for that matter the second one also. It took him no time to be casting the spinning equipment like a pro. We did manage several on chug bugs, but the switch to Senkos proved to produce more bites and fish to the boat. Brad nailed his first 6-pound bass early on and led the way for big fish. Somehow, Grant forgot to get any sleep last night so it wasn't too long before we lost him to a bit of a power nap. However, Dad was having no part of snoozing and continued to place a lot of bass in the boat. We switched to top water occasionally, but the return to Senkos came quickly. It was a morning of bump the stump to be successful. At morning close it was the Hills trip 43 which for 4 hours of fishing was quite a respectable trip to remember. We have some openings and would be more than glad to introduce you to this fantastic fishing. Give us a call, you will definitely be glad you did. Inquire about our summer sale - it's a fantastic deal. See you out there. Say hi if you get the chance. Submitted 5/4/06 SUMMER SPECIAL Summertime Fishing! Every year we offer some kind of summer sale. This year we are offering a very special deal. Book during the month of May for May through September at the discounted rate of $275.00 per day: This rate is good for one or two people. The rate for ½ day or full day is the same. This is $75.00 off our normal rate. There is no discount for a third person. No other discounts will apply. We will supply rods and reels if needed, but no tackle. We will supply ice and a cooler. This year has seen some very good top water action. I anticipate that we will be seeing a lot more through the summer months. Submitted 5/4/06 The weatherman said 5-10 MPH for the wind, which was music to my ears. The water was in in second day of clearing up and the anticipation of top water was strong as Matthew Lee from Stockton, California and I headed south at first light. We started in the open water areas of Pin Ball Alley and had our first fish on about the third cast. She went for the popping slurp of the venerable Chug Bug. As we worked our way eastward no more would rise to the bug so there were a few casts with Senkos. However, as we approached the heavier wooded areas the bite broke loose. By 9:30 we already had over 25 when Matt landed the beauty below. They bit the bug or similar chuggers throughout the day. If there was any unfortunate part to the day it was the three hawgs that came unbuttoned before being lifted into the boat. There were plenty of 4-5-6 pound fish to keep us from fretting over the missed ones. As we bumped our way out of the stumps at days end we left as very happy fishermen with 71 bass to the boat. Matt won't soon forget his memorable trip of all day top water and all good sized solid bass. I have had plenty of people out that told me to let them know when the top water was really strong. Well, here's your notice: Give us a call! Submitted 5/3/06 As we moved into the month of May the north winds again assailed us with pleasant breezes that hit over 25 MPH. These winds blew from the 29th until yesterday. They subsided yesterday according to the weatherman to a mild breeze of 10-15, but as he is so often the weatherman was wrong again as the winds swung to the NE and blew at about 20. I went out yesterday morning for a short while and managed to land 6 bass in the south end of the lake before being blown out. I went and checked the spillway and although the flow is still there I was unable to land a fish. This morning the weatherman gave us a good call with winds projected to be 5-10 and he was correct in his call. Scott and I spent 1/2 a day out in the south end of the lake and managed to land bass using Senkos, Chug Bugs, and 10" Lake Fork Worms. Our biggest fish came on a Senko. We almost didn't get the picture as the batteries in the camera were dead. Wanting to get the fish back in the water we didn't bother resetting the date which is why the 1/1/01. Although the water was still somewhat dirty we ended up with a respectable 42 bass. By tomorrow things should be even better. See you out there. I had two Boats stay here over the weekend they had a great trip Hopefully they will be e-mailing the Pics. They had over 70 fish ranging in weight from 4-7.8 lbs!! Thanks Larry hope to get you pictures soon!! As always take care and God Bless!!! Tina