06-10-2011, 01:29 PM
Bass fishing is still very good at times on Lake Lowell. We are five days away from the full moon, when I expect we will have most of the spawn take place. Most of the fish I have been catching don't appear to be ready to spawn, but the next few days might make a change. The smartweed is still just emerging, but the lake has now steadied out and has not gained any water in the past three days. The cottonwoods are just starting to drop their seeds and soon fishermen will have "cotton" sticking to their line, guides, and even on the reel spools. It's just one of the prices you pay for getting back in the trees. The sticky green algae is also appearing in spots.
Last evening I fished for an hour without a strike, and then caught 11 nice bass in the next 50 minutes in the same area, and with the same bait I had fished previously. It's a strange lake and very tough to figure out - if anyone can.
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Last evening I fished for an hour without a strike, and then caught 11 nice bass in the next 50 minutes in the same area, and with the same bait I had fished previously. It's a strange lake and very tough to figure out - if anyone can.
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