Myself and good friend Rick have been having some good days and some slow days. Fishing between multi weather systems moving in and out has been a challenge. Some water bodies we have fished the bite has been good. Other water bodies it has been slow. We have also experienced when the bite has been non stop and then all of a sudden it has stopped completely and never turned back on. We have fished creeks, rivers, and ponds. For the most part we have had more good days than slow days. We really had to work for what we caught, but it is well worth it. The spawn is still going on. We are catching most of our fish by thick grass beds in 3 to 6 feet of water. Worms with both float and bottom techniques being used. We are catching bass, Redear, Greens/Green Hybrids, Bluegill, Longear, and Redbreast. Bass have been in the 2 to 5 pound range. The sunfish have been in the 7 to 10 inch range. Several fish have been submitted for water body records by both myself and Rick. Great times chasing the sunnies. It just don't get any better!

Great report Chuck. Glad you guys are getting out and having some good times !

That is a beautiful bass Rick is holding. I love those “rattle snake” printed bass.

Good report Chuck...good fish & that looks like a beautiful pond you guys are fishing...

Thanks Doc. We have been catching a lot of nice bass each trip out. Catching more bass than last year so far. They put up some super fights.



Side Note: Had a HUGE BASS try to take a seven inch Bluegill from me the other day!

Nice post Chuck and congrats on pending records

Thanks Yesenia and Steve for the replies. Yesenia: Did you all get any rain form this last system? I was in Brackettville Tuesday and Wednesday. Did not have much time to fish but I did manage to fish the fort. Saw some HUGE RIOS but they were sitting on nest. Spent two solid hours trying to get them to bite. Friend of mine who lives on the fort said they had BASEBALL SIZE HAIL with some heavy rain. No damage to their property.

Yep, the bite sure has been strange. Right when you think you found them after catching 4 or 5 nice ones, they dissapear. Move to the next spot and wow, here they are, and then spoof, there gone. Catching some good Bass on Ultra Light is mighty fine, but I think sometimes they move in and run the Sunfish into heavy cover or completely run them off. Sure appreciate Chuck taking me along, just in case I fall in. It sure ain't no fun getting old, but I recon being able to fish everyday, makes up for it.

You still get around pretty darn good. Lot's of fishing days ahead. We also got to get those records back that Jamie aka J-Moe as taken away. He needs to change his TFF handle to "Have Rod Will Travel"!

Great post and pics Chuck! Those are some pretty colored fish especially that bass Rick is holding. Good job guys

We did...we got 1 3/4 and marble size hail. No damage at our house.

Nothing but HAWGS!! Way to go, Chuck!

Looks like great fun!!! Nice fish guys. Always great to have a reliable fishing buddy

The propaganda war is heating up!!! You really shouldn't poke the tiger, it never turns out well

Thanks Leo, Yesenia, Torry, and Jamie for the replies. Yesenia. Looks like you might have gotten a little more after that. Hopefully you did. Jamie:

Looks like a great week to me. Good job guys. Can you tell if there has been a change in the fish patterns on certain water bodies you are fishing, due to the February freeze. I have also not seen you guys catching any Rios! Thoughts?