Where did you go and how did you do with this cold front.

MONTICELLO. I BLANKED. FIRST TIME TO NOT CATCH A FISH...

Was at the lake this morning
Stuck my head outside to the freezing temps and blowing wind, and decided to drive home from Ivie early

went to the neighborhood pond this morning, which rose almost 2 feet with the rain, and caught 9 bass with the best five fish at about 13 pounds. 3 fish over 3 pounds. they were killing the jig this morning. best I've done out there in a while. thank God for rain!!!

Dang I should have went to a pond lol. Went to Athens and threw the whole tackle box from finess baits to fast baits trying to get a reaction bite. only got 2 bites and caught one. At least I didn't get skunked thankfully!

Ray Hubbard and my partner kick my but.

went to monti today, put six nice slots in boat in the first 30 minutes, then it took until noon to catch 4 more. missed three or four other bites. expected more with the cloud cover.

squaw ...was slow managed 8 total all day ...did catch a 5lber and a 3lb 15" football on the A-rig

Austin Town Lake, Big fish for me over #6 and 8 dinks. All on finesse baits.

Monticello it sucked. Caught two fish...

We went there today as well and my partner would say the same thing. We were in the Blue and Silver ZX225 Skeeter.

Wanted to try Mountain Creek Lake and the ramp was too shallow of a grade for my short wheel base so I couldn't launch. Decided to give Joe Pool a try and stunk it up...think I might have caught a cold and a buzz though!

Went to the local creek this morning for a couple of hours.

It was muddied up from the rain we had yesterday (not that Im complaining).

Ive threw everything in and only caught a small 8" LMB on a finesse worm.

what were you fishing with??? I couldn't get s bite.. -__-

Went to Falcon today...drove from San Antonio at 2am and launched at the south end from the state park. The north wind was howling down the lake around 15-20 mph....we were heading to Tigres and about a quarter of the way there after battling 3-5ft rollers we decided to call it quits for the south end of the lake for our safety...our bilge pump is broke right now and we didn't wanna starting taking water over the bow without a working bilge. It was 45 degrees and windy as can be. We pulled out of the state park and headed to the north end and dumped in where it was a lot more protected by the winds and the wind had even changed a bit. We fished from 8am-5:30pm and it started raining more than a sprinkle. There were three of us fishing throwing the book at em and we managed two fish the whole day. One caught on a jig and the other on a worm. We fished shallow 3-10ft, mid 10-20 ft, and deep 20+....the jig fish came in about 8 ft of water off a point with smaller rocks, and the worm fish came off a steep bluff in 25 ft. We tried deep cranking' points and ledges with and without trees, jigging spoons offshore in 25-35 ft where we found shad on the graph, jig fished all three depths, slow rolled spinner baits, drop shotted, shaky head, DD22s, jerk baits, huge worms, small worms, main lake, in coves, rocky points with and without trees, in the trees, in river channels and creek bends............it was one of the most miserable days on the water I've had in a long time weather and fishing wise....our trip went from a 65 sunny with 6-10mph wind forecast to drastically changing in two days to 15-20mph winds and 50, and then the final forecast was for 61 and partly sunny. We got 45 degree with complete overcast 15-20mph winds and scattered rain. We still had fun and I'm still thawing out, but we were supposed to stay all weekend but the have the same weather for tomorrow so we decided to just come home and cut our losses.