That's about right but that lake has so much structure at any level it really doesn't matter. Actually, it concentrates the same number of fish into a smaller area.

I am jealous! Good luck!

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We just returned from Baccarac and pretty much caught all the fish we needed to catch between 1 and 5 pounds. I assume if you had the desire you could run the banks and catch 200 a day per boat. The bigger fish ( 10 plus pounders ) where deeper and tougher to catch but our group of 8 did manage to catch 6 between 9 and 13.2 pounds.

I went to Comodero last year and it was good for numbers of small fish but really no big fish. 3 days of catching Fork sized keepers was the rule. There were just a few 8lbers caught mostly small Forkers...

We just missed you! Our report is very similar to yours. Our group of 4 had 4 over 9 and there were 3 fish on that we had a visual on that were over 10, 2 of them WAY over, but will remain great fishing stories for one reason or the other....

Our best baits were watermelon red senkos, tx rigged gold/cherry F5 Tornados, watermelon red flukes weightless and with a nail weight, albino/green magnum flukes weightless, watermelon red lizards c-rigged, but the best bite by far was our jig bite. I had several Talon football head jigs and Booya pigskin jigs, any brown and green combination seemed to work with a pumpkin/green chiggercraw trailer. I caught fish anywhere from 2 feet to 25 feet on these.

Our topwater bite started off a little slow and got worse each day. I would rather throw a spook than just about anything, but the better top water bite was without a doubt Yello Magics and Ricos. I did have a big toilet flusher on a F8 Tornado fishing it weightless, but never had a visual on the fish to give a size to it. But she was big.