Re: Mayslake Largemouth

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Posted by Dan S from 170.118.1.40 on September 28, 1998 at 13:20:00:

In Reply to: Re: Mayslake Largemouth posted by Rob P. on September 18, 1998 at 15:20:09:

: Eric,
: Don't know about the biggest Bass to come out.
: I heard all the rumors about no good bass and being fished out.
: This year, I've caught lots of bass 12-14 inches,
: my biggest was a fat 15-incher on a flyrod.
: Easy to fish and close. Good fun for 10 minutes from home.
: -Rob

Rob, I really enjoy Mayslake. Although I have caught no whooper bass 12-15 inch bass are my norm on light tackle which is just as much fun.
What lures do you typically use? Most of my fish early in summer come on jig and leeches and then I go to artificals buzz baits, spinners, and any topwater in my tackle box. Suprisingly I have not caught a single bass on a plastic worm.

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Message:	: : Eric, : : Don't know about the biggest Bass to come out. : : I heard all the rumors about no good bass and being fished out. : : This year, I've caught lots of bass 12-14 inches, : : my biggest was a fat 15-incher on a flyrod. : : Easy to fish and close. Good fun for 10 minutes from home. : : -Rob : Rob, I really enjoy Mayslake. Although I have caught no whooper bass 12-15 inch bass are my norm on light tackle which is just as much fun. : What lures do you typically use? Most of my fish early in summer come on jig and leeches and then I go to artificals buzz baits, spinners, and any topwater in my tackle box. Suprisingly I have not caught a single bass on a plastic worm. : Dan
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