This was my first time out as a new member of PWF and I was not dissappointed.  I brought my own boat and I’ll address that last.  I started fishing south from the ramp on down along the grass line and it was somewhat slow fishing, as I picked up 3 fish after about 100 yards.  The wind was blowing steadily out of the south so i decided to flip it around and ease back down to the wind blown bank on the north end.  I decided to fish the trees as i made my way back down and it turned on immediately.  I started cranking a DT10 between the timber and brush piles in 10-16’ and picked up around 10 fish in 30-40 minutes.  I picked up a ¾ biffle head with a zoom mag worm to fish the stumps and piles at 16-18’ and landed 3 more.  Once I was at the north end I slowed it down near the drain pipe with a shakey head and a wacky worm.   That northern bank produced another 10 or so fish before I made it to the corner.  After stopping for a little lunch break I stayed with the wacky worm.  I was spot locked and caught 7 more in one are near the small jetty on the east side.  Considering I had them dialed in shallow 5-8’ of water, I decided I would fish deep the rest of the day and try to pick up a kicker or two.  Picked up a green pumpkin chartreuse jig with a rage bug summer craw trailer dipped and went to town.  This is where the beat down really started.  Im not kididng when I say i caught at least another 20 plus.  I went through 2 packs of trailers and was basically calling my shot on every tree or stump I hit  They were basically staged up on every tree except the 2 cypress.  I did test out color’s to see if they slowed down and they did.  So they were chewing and I was dialed in.  Green pumkin chartreuse flipping jig with rage bug summer craw trailer – Baby Bass Senko Wacky – Watermelon Candy Red Trick Worm & Watermelon Candy Red Mag worm – DT10 Shad Color Crank.  The only dissapointing fact is that I never caught a real kicker out of all of these.  Fish ranged 2-3lbs with a few 4’s mixed in.  Only 1 dink all day though, so they are definitely healthy.

Loading up was a bit tricky.  With the water low due to no rain, the concrete ramp ends near the water level so you’re trailer is in the mud.  It took a little bit of effort to get out and my boat & trailer were covered in mud and wrapped in grass.  It was worth it though for an absolute epic day of fishing.  I caught so many fish my hands were cramping on the way home.  Can’t wait to get out there and do it again.