I would think that the number of fish feeding in the "twilight" hours, and overnite, is extremely high, right now. Also, seems small schoolers are more prevalent, in the summer, so depending on the lake, daytime trips could be catching a bunch of 2 lb'ers then hope for 1-2 fish over 5 lbs., and maybe a 3 lb. or two. Best 5 is more important than numbers, to me.

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good day would be over 100 w a lot of schoolers.

i think the heat is getting to some of you guys.....

I expect to find and catch deep schools of big wolf pack bass every time in the summer (but, obviously they aren't always biting like that)

Hottest part of the day, especially if there's a good wind, and maybe some cloud cover/approaching front, my confidence increases.

I mostly fish alone from 7 a.m. to about 11 a.m.

Normal would be a dozen or so.

Man, I want to fish wherever some of these other guys go, or maybe they're just better than me... I agree with the above, but I will say that I typically try and target quality over quantity. Id rather catch 5 good ones than 50 dinks.

Yeah you could literally catch 100 fish a day on alan Henry if you threw the smallest castmaster spoon they make or a beatle spin.

Could also catch tons of tiny spots on topwater throughout the day, just not what im after.

Im only counting keeper fish above.

If I catch 50 10-12" fish, yeah it might be a fun day, but not what I call a good day if I couldnt figure out a bigger bite.

Catching about 30 at Fork.

You could catch around 10-20...after that you are subject to bursting into flames at any moment.

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