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![]() "Marty" wrote in message ... "Mason121" wrote in message ... I found a pond by me that I have never seen anyone fish in. It has a nice water spouting deal in the middle of it. I would call that an aerator. Why would they aerate a lake that has no fish in it. Anyway I took out my fishing pole with a small spinnerbait on it and started catching bass on almost every cast. Must have caught 30+ fish in one hour. The largest about 4 lbs. This lake is about 5 yrs. old. Am sure most of you know of a lake where the fish have never seen a lure. They will hit anything that is thrown in. Jealousy is an ugly trait, but I'm definitely guilty. So how do you keep this a secret? I would think that aerated ponds are in locations where people can see you fish, at least that's the way it seems around here. At any rate, keep enjoying it, it sounds great to me. Around here, the only aerated ponds are munincipal septic lagoons. Most commonly stocked with finless browns and Coney Island whitefish. |
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