Myself and Rick aka Catyakker are still catching the "Big Uns'! Catching good numbers of BIG Bluegill, Redear,and Hybrid Sunfish. Fish are being caught off of wind blown points in 5 to 8 feet of water. The "Bait of Champions" worms was the bait used. Water body is in great shape due to past recent rains. Fish were released to fight again! Catching the Big Uns' ! It just don't get any better!

The awesome duo back again sharing what I would love doing, however seeing y'all exploring God's creation is a blessing. Thanks

Yes Sir. God's biggest blessing is just being in the outdoors. Catching some fish is icing on the cake!

Looks like red ear heaven ! ...Good stuff Chuck & Cat.

Nice.... Very Nice.... Y'all stay at'um.....

Sooooooeyy !! Love those porky red ear !

Thanks Steve,SK, and Doc for the replies. Yes Sir the Redear bite has been great all spring long. Hopefully it stays that way the rest of the year.

O"l Chuck mentioned something the other day about catching a lot of Big Uns too often. We're getting spoilt. Now that can be a bad thing, cause we sure don't catch big uns every time we go out. We're just blessed to be retired and can fish most every day.

Great fish guys Looks like a couple big hybrid sunfish in the bunch too.

Really nice fish guys!

Thanks Jamie, and pop r for the replies. Rick: Yes Sir we have gotten very spoiled this year!

Yet more big slabs. You guys have got one heck of a fishing hole! Nice fish.



Side Note: Do you think the bite at your spot will last during the summer and fall months?

More nice ones. Great job.

Great post Chuck and nice gills!

Thanks Gitter,Barry, and Yesenia for the replies. Gitter: So far so good. Got a feeling that the bite will slow down during the HOT days of summer! There are plenty of grass beds where fish can hide and stay cool. Will just have to see.

Sweet! I am back in Amarillo and already miss the thump!

Thanks Flags for the reply. Yes Sir Thump with draws are hard to cure.

By looks of all your post so far so good!

You just don't know if you don't go. I've been fishing everyday from around 11 am until 3 or 4 pm and have been tearing up the Bluegill and Redears in the 7-10 inch range. 15-25 good ones every day is the norm. The reason I've been suffering the heat is that I've been fishing a local community lake which is usually pretty crowded in the morning and evening by bank strolling Bass Busters and with all the reeds, there are few places to access the water. Like Chuck said, I find the grass near deeper water and they have been there about 4-5 ft deep. Course that is just the water that I've been fishing, as our honey hole just recently got posted.

Great job!👍

Thanks flee fly for the reply. Rick: You are 100 percent right. "You don't know if you don't go"! Gitter: Yes Sir. So far so good.

All I have to say is that you guys have one heck of a fishing hole! Nothing but slabs being posted all year. Good job.



Side Note: Do you catch plenty of nice bass at that creek?

Thanks Curtis for the reply. Me and Rick have caught plenty of nice bass at this spot over the years that we have fished there . Most are in the 2 to 3 pound range. Rick as caught several in the 4 pound range. I have seen several five plus pound bass being caught by other anglers. All were released.



Side Note: An angler showed me a picture of a nice eight pound bass that he caught there this past winter!

Big bass equals big sunfish. Thanks Chuck.

Totally right.

Good job guys, nice fish. Thanks for sharing!

Wade

Thanks Wade for the reply!