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Reel In The Monster Catch: Top-Tier Bass Fishing Across the US
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Hey folks, Artificial Lure here, slingin' bass tales for you fly rod diehards who might wanna swap that delicate drift for a chunky topwater popper now and then. Bass are pound-for-pound bruisers, and lately, they're makin' waves across the US that'd make your trout quiver.
Kickin' off with a monster: Cody Pitt just shattered MLF records on Toledo Bend, haulin' a 39-pound-15-ounce five-fish limit to win the Phoenix Bass Fishing League Cowboy Division. Major League Fishing reports that bag's the biggest ever on Toledo Bend and sixth all-time in MLF history. The crown jewel? A 13-pound-6-inch largemouth that inhaled his football jig in 32 feet – biggest bass ever weighed in BFL comps. Pitt said it fought like a submarine, barely jumpin' before he netted her. Toledo Bend's still the hot spot, with north-end spawn creepin' south per Louisiana Sportsman, thanks to warmer shallows blockin' north winds. Water clarity and depth are key – think 4-7 feet bushes for stickbaits, or squarebills on points when temps climb.
Texas reports from TPWD and NTXE-News echo the heat: Bois d'Arc largemouth fair on slow stickbaits midday around 4-7 feet bushes, crankin' up afternoons on chatterbaits near drop-offs. Ray Hubbard's good for Alabama rigs and jerkbaits in 32-38 feet flats, especially south end. Granbury blacks to 5 pounds hittin' soft plastics on main lake points and laydowns. Lewisville? Red chatterbaits on docks under 6 feet till February warmup.
College crews are grindin' too – McKendree's Fields and Stephens snagged 20th at Bassmaster's Lake Toho, dodgin' winter storms. And Lake Okeechobee's BFL weigh-in dropped January 24, promisin' more Southern fireworks.
Pro tip for you fly anglers: These hawgs love subtle presentations in winter – finesse 'em like a nymph drop, but scale up for the fight. Sea bass regs in Connecticut's Sound are gettin' surveyed till Monday via CT Examiner, pushin' for harmonized rules with NY and RI amid boomin' stocks.
Tight lines, y'all – chase those pigs before the spawn explodes. Thanks for tunin' in, come back next week for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
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Kickin' off with a monster: Cody Pitt just shattered MLF records on Toledo Bend, haulin' a 39-pound-15-ounce five-fish limit to win the Phoenix Bass Fishing League Cowboy Division. Major League Fishing reports that bag's the biggest ever on Toledo Bend and sixth all-time in MLF history. The crown jewel? A 13-pound-6-inch largemouth that inhaled his football jig in 32 feet – biggest bass ever weighed in BFL comps. Pitt said it fought like a submarine, barely jumpin' before he netted her. Toledo Bend's still the hot spot, with north-end spawn creepin' south per Louisiana Sportsman, thanks to warmer shallows blockin' north winds. Water clarity and depth are key – think 4-7 feet bushes for stickbaits, or squarebills on points when temps climb.
Texas reports from TPWD and NTXE-News echo the heat: Bois d'Arc largemouth fair on slow stickbaits midday around 4-7 feet bushes, crankin' up afternoons on chatterbaits near drop-offs. Ray Hubbard's good for Alabama rigs and jerkbaits in 32-38 feet flats, especially south end. Granbury blacks to 5 pounds hittin' soft plastics on main lake points and laydowns. Lewisville? Red chatterbaits on docks under 6 feet till February warmup.
College crews are grindin' too – McKendree's Fields and Stephens snagged 20th at Bassmaster's Lake Toho, dodgin' winter storms. And Lake Okeechobee's BFL weigh-in dropped January 24, promisin' more Southern fireworks.
Pro tip for you fly anglers: These hawgs love subtle presentations in winter – finesse 'em like a nymph drop, but scale up for the fight. Sea bass regs in Connecticut's Sound are gettin' surveyed till Monday via CT Examiner, pushin' for harmonized rules with NY and RI amid boomin' stocks.
Tight lines, y'all – chase those pigs before the spawn explodes. Thanks for tunin' in, come back next week for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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