Found this area during the last warm spell. Several channels of a local creek were holding some nice Greens. Caught about eight of em. Fish were all in the seven inch range and fat. Got a feeling once it warms up and we get some steady warm weather the big ones will be getting active.

That looks like a nice hidden gem. Only place by me I've caught Greens is Mason Creek and it's rare. Look forward to more reports from your new Green hole.

Nice discovery, Chuck.

Bob

I call this a motivational post! Come on Spring

Here are a couple of my pond Greenies from over the years

Thanks guys for the replies. Andrew: That would be totally AWESOME if I can pull some greens like yours out of this new spot.

If they are in there then I have no doubt you will catch them

Thanks for sharing the breaking news Chuck! Can't wait to see more results.

Looks like my kind of place Chuck. I suspect you will have lots of fun discovering all the different species and sizes of fish in there!!! That magic touch you have with a simple earth worm catches everything.

I used to hit a new pond with big bass baits like spro frogs, plastics, etc. Now I take my fly rod and a size 8 or size 10 Briminator to search new ponds. I will catch small bass to let me know they are in there. But I also catch many more species of sunfish, bluegill and hybrids. I caught a species of fish in a pond the other day that I'm still not sure what it is. I didn't have my camera/phone. I also caught my first warmouth that day. I caught the unidentified fish with a slightly different technique/presentation and fly than previously utilized. This was over a year since I first started fishing this pond. That adventurous spirit to explore the unknown is really a big part of what drives us fisherman. Especially when we see fish rolling the top of the water and we can't figure out a way to catch them, LOL!!! I'm still trying to figure out the secret of the gnats

Thanks Andrew,CK,and Jamie for the replies. New places to fish are always very enjoyable to me. This place does have a lot of fishing pressure. However very few target Sunfish!

Dang looks like good place and nice fish for sure chuck !! I just found hidden pond right down the right as well . Looks like sometimes this week will be checking it out.

Thanks "Tun3R" for the reply. Love new places to fish! Also you never have to few places to fish.

chuck done gone green on us
living down by Austin causes that in sum folks don't ya know

LOL

Actually just 3 miles form the Northeast City limits of San Antonio. However Austin is just an hour drive north.

Looks Good Chuck. Hope you find the big ones!




Side Note: That pond looks like it is in pretty good shape. Looks like the wet winter really helped the local water bodies. Looks like more rain is on the way.