Just FYI. 80% of the fish that I cleaned from after this past Sat.'s catch had ghost minnows in their bellies. The other had nothing (most had eggs about to pop through the skin), and only 2 had shad bits in their bellies.
About 25% males, the rest females.

So, since it looks like the bite is just now starting to heat up. Do we have anyone already making plans for this weekends trips to Somerville? Im thinkin about loading up the flat bottom and trolling with the kiddos to see if they can hook up on some of that Whitebass action.

So, since it looks like the bite is just now starting to heat up. Do we have anyone already making plans for this weekends trips to Somerville? Im thinkin about loading up the flat bottom and trolling with the kiddos to see if they can hook up on some of that Whitebass action.

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Heres a link my entire trip to Alaska if anyone would like to go through them. Dont want to upset anymore people. Enjoy Fellas'

Nice Forum etiquette HW. Now fix the double posting issue. What is up with that?

I dont know?! JP needs to fix the bugs on here or something! Im not that ignorant where i double post things!!
Or I picked up a stuttering problem..?

nice pics richie,,so tell me ? that big tundra cat,i suppose is the official taxicab of alaska!!!!!ALSO did you get a chance to talk to tice,,about this sat...

His boat is down! His oil alarm keeps going off but has good pressure. But hes got a flat bottom rigged out and told me to come by and get it if i wanted. Has trolling motor and all..So maybe even hit Gibbons for crappie sat mornin?

Oh and that Tundra Cat..It was used to help rescue snow machines from over flow on Big Lake. Some parts from the pressure of snow and ice the water was flowing over and needed to be pulled out..

What, is everyone keeping fishing details to themselves?

Anyone going out before this little front pushes through or this weekend?

Where is the bank? On the lake?

Thomas, ONLY 62!!!!!! Do I need to come over and show you how? LOL

Matt

Any word on Livingston??

I am new to this forum and was wondering if anyone has had any luck trolling around welch or the hump at lake somerville for whites

Not much being reported but I suspect the usual suspects are out there giving it their best. When the lake is low like it is currently the whitebass will be just about anywhere on the lake waiting to move up into the creeks if it will just rain enough to flood them, otherwise only wave action over shallow points and humps will have spawning whites.