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[size 2]Northeast/Susquehanna Rivers 5/06/04[/size]
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[size 2]It is now 4:00 PM, and we just walked in the door from fishing the upper bay rivers. Today we went to the Northeast River, and to the Susquehanna above the I-95 Bridge.
We launched at Tydings at 6:00 am, and headed to the Northeast first, and satrted working some rocks and wood with a Rapala DT6 crankbait and a Terminator spinnerbait in a chartreuse/red combination. Within 20 minutes, we had a largemouth bass that weighed a little over 3 pounds on the crankbait, and a Smallmouth bass of 2.5 pounds on the Terminator spinnerbait. A great way to start the day.
We caught several more largemouth that were in the 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 pound range, and then moved up into the Susquehanna.
We worked the bridge pilings with the crankbaits and caught 3 more largemouth and another smallmouth that pushed 3 pounds. This was the best smallmouth we had taken from this area in a long time. The largemouth were all decent, and the largest was 2 3/4 pounds.
We spent some more time working some other areas we had never tried before, and caught 2 more largemouth of 13 inches on the spinnerbait, and a giant yellow perch on the crankbait.
It was sunny and warm by 11:00 am, and we left at 2:00 pm , as we had many long days this week on the upper bay, and had to be back on the water with a client on Saturday, and needed a little rest.
All in all, it was a great day on the upper bay, and we would have been happy to weigh in the bag we had at any tournament. Tight lines Steve and Kurt vonBrandt [/size]
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[size 1]« Thread started on: Today at 4:13pm »[/size] [url "http://skguides.proboards20.com/index.cgi?board=local&action=post&num=1083874439&quote=1083874439&start=0"]
[/url][url "http://skguides.proboards20.com/index.cgi?board=local&action=modify&num=1083874439&id=1083874439&start=0"][/url][url "javascriptoConfirm('Are you sure you want to delete this post?','index.cgi?board=local&action=deletepost&num=1083874439&id=1083874439')"][/url] [size 2]It is now 4:00 PM, and we just walked in the door from fishing the upper bay rivers. Today we went to the Northeast River, and to the Susquehanna above the I-95 Bridge.
We launched at Tydings at 6:00 am, and headed to the Northeast first, and satrted working some rocks and wood with a Rapala DT6 crankbait and a Terminator spinnerbait in a chartreuse/red combination. Within 20 minutes, we had a largemouth bass that weighed a little over 3 pounds on the crankbait, and a Smallmouth bass of 2.5 pounds on the Terminator spinnerbait. A great way to start the day.
We caught several more largemouth that were in the 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 pound range, and then moved up into the Susquehanna.
We worked the bridge pilings with the crankbaits and caught 3 more largemouth and another smallmouth that pushed 3 pounds. This was the best smallmouth we had taken from this area in a long time. The largemouth were all decent, and the largest was 2 3/4 pounds.
We spent some more time working some other areas we had never tried before, and caught 2 more largemouth of 13 inches on the spinnerbait, and a giant yellow perch on the crankbait.
It was sunny and warm by 11:00 am, and we left at 2:00 pm , as we had many long days this week on the upper bay, and had to be back on the water with a client on Saturday, and needed a little rest.
All in all, it was a great day on the upper bay, and we would have been happy to weigh in the bag we had at any tournament. Tight lines Steve and Kurt vonBrandt [/size]
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