The best fish

....are the ones caught on your own patterns.

Got 2 nice smallmouth, some redbreast sunfish (a 12" redbreast sunfish is a
mighty scrappy little fish), and a rock bass on woolly bugger variant in the
Neshaminy Creek. The previous evening got some redbreast sunfish and an 11"
rock bass in the Tohickon Creek. Unfortunately the Tohickon is flooded for
Kayak rides right now, so it's near impossible to wade.

Timothy Juvenal

"VibraJet" wrote in message
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...are the ones caught on your own patterns.

Got 2 nice smallmouth, some redbreast sunfish (a 12" redbreast sunfish is
a
mighty scrappy little fish),


i get a lot of red breast sunfish when i lake fish here. they are georgous
fish - one of my favorites. they're small, but they do put up a good fight,
and one is doing well to successsfully avoid that sharp dorsal fin, while
"de-hooking" it. i usually get them with one of big dales's olive spiders,
and sliders- but mostly with the olives.

snakefiddler

and a rock bass on woolly bugger variant in the
Neshaminy Creek. The previous evening got some redbreast sunfish and an
11"
rock bass in the Tohickon Creek. Unfortunately the Tohickon is flooded
for
Kayak rides right now, so it's near impossible to wade.

Timothy Juvenal

"snakefiddler" wrote...

i get a lot of red breast sunfish when i lake fish here. they are
georgous
fish - one of my favorites. they're small, but they do put up a good
fight,
and one is doing well to successsfully avoid that sharp dorsal fin, while
"de-hooking" it. i usually get them with one of big dales's olive
spiders,
and sliders- but mostly with the olives.


They hang out with the smallmouth and rock bass around here.

Try holding them upside down while removing the hook - helps to keep them
still.

Timothy Juvenal