The weather changed and it was real windy. I did end up pulling this one out. Maybe the same one that I caught before?
Root River Parkway Pond, Northern
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I got out fished by my fishing partner on the 27th, five to one. Had some fish on the line, but couldn’t get them in the boat. There will always be another day of fishing.
Big Muskego Lake, Northern, White Spinner
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Another day at the secret spot.
Caught a large mouth bass on a yellow-green top water spinner. Lost a nothern (and lost a black top water spinner) in the weeds. The line broke.
Large Mouth Bass, Root River Parkway Pond, Yellow Green Top Water Spinner
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It is a little funny, that when I started to fish there last week, a guy there said that supposedly there is large mouth bass in the pond, but he had not caught anything.
When I was leaving, I saw a buck on the edge of the trail. If I would have been really prepared, I would have had the camera out ready to take a picture.
Take a look at the grin on Jacob’s face.
Large Mouth Bass, Yellow Top Water Spinner
Large Mouth Bass, Little Muskego Lake, Yellow Top Water Spinner
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This is a little bit out of the way to find it. The pond really does not look like it is fished much, so I will be going there more often.
Anyway, a northern on a top water yellow spinner.
Northern, Root River Parkway Pond, Yellow Top Water Spinner
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First time that I fished at Echo Lake Park in Burlington. I was using a white spinner and caught a small northern.
Northern, Echo Lake Park, White Spinner
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