Posted By: leanin post
spent the afternoon in white flint on belton - 04/30/18 01:59 AM
didnt feel like fighting the waves all day so just for fun decided to see how many fish I could catch shallow without leaving the white flint cove area. caught 9 fish with 2 different techniques, casting jigs near the bank, and reeling back to the boat, and casting a jig around 20 inches under a cork, and letting the waves do the work, anything with a curly tail seemed to work. . caught fish in 3 to 5 feet of water scattered all around the coves around white flint. wasnt able to work some areas as thorough as ID of liked due to the wind blowing my boat around
wind layed down a bit so I went fish the bridge for a bit, zero, then went check some areas around mc gregor park area, found plenty new piles, somebodys been BUSY. thank ye!!!!, once the fish start gathering on brush, should be fun. seems to be mostly small fish starting to gather on the brush in the north end. small fish are the last to leave the brush in the fall and first to arrive in late spring early summer. all except 2 fish caught were small males, 11 to 12 inches as usual from the bank.
wind layed down a bit so I went fish the bridge for a bit, zero, then went check some areas around mc gregor park area, found plenty new piles, somebodys been BUSY. thank ye!!!!, once the fish start gathering on brush, should be fun. seems to be mostly small fish starting to gather on the brush in the north end. small fish are the last to leave the brush in the fall and first to arrive in late spring early summer. all except 2 fish caught were small males, 11 to 12 inches as usual from the bank.
). However, my buddy in Jerrel, said there was a mega dominant boar hog running folks up trees that needed some remedial attention, and asked for my help, soooo I just need to see if I can dispatch the rascal, instead of fishing my way through Belton...I will bring a pole, Ok a couple...just in case, that rascal shows up, and I don’t have to spend a week messing with him. 