I was fortunate enough to be in the right spot at the right time at the best trophy bass fishery in the bay area. I invited three friends, one of which was marone, none of them ended up coming. Boy did they miss out. The day started off slow at 8am as it did for me many of the consecutive skunk days here. I didn’t care how many times it took to get skunked here as long as I was rewarded with a 10+ in my first year of bass fishing…I was determined! I even bought a new scale that can handle the biggies and worked on my self photography set up where I put my camera on top of my tackle box on the back deck thingy in front of my motor. In the end I was rewarded more then I could’ve ever dreamed!
After drifting around for awhile the pontooner dude that was fishing the spot I wanted to fish in morning left so I anchored up in what I thought would be a good spot to fan cast a particular area. This is the only place on this lake that I have caught fish, hence the fishsniffer blurring. Anyways…In less then 10 minutes I got one in the boat at 3#5oz. So stoked cuz I finally broke my skunk streak. I then caught a 6#2oz a few casts later. To make a long story short I stayed anchored in the same spot, throwing the same exact blue and black jig all day long catching big fish after big fish. Every time I said I was gonna leave and go to a new spot after this cast I caught a fish so eventually I just told myself that I was staying in the same spot all day long. I lost track of the amount of fish caught and focused on the bag at the end of the day. Prior to this day I have never caught five keeper fish in one day. After catching five fish I decided I need a little safety meeting and decided to chill. While chillin I hooked a biggie, my jig was just sitting in the water! Unfortunately, I had a crappy hookset cause I was basically laying down in the middle of the ss jerbs. From then on there was no more chillin. I was determined to catch a 10+. I lost another 10+ in the middle of a few fish between 5-8lbs. I finally lost my favorite blue and black jig when it somehow just flew off into the depths w/ only 30 mins of fishing left. I was about to leave and then decided I’d tie a new brown one on and make a few more casts…What a genius idea! This last fish was an absolute BEAST! She weighed in a whopping 13#12oz. I was shaking so bad I couldn’t even get my camera stuff set up. eventually I got her photographed, measured with my canoe seat(which was almost the entire width of the seat) and released. Somehow in the mayhem I ended up with a bloody nose, which was a little pay back from the fish I assume. She got her licks in but I got the photo and memory to last a lifetime. Thanks to all the Bassturdz who have helped me with bass fishing in the past which has led to me landing the fish of a lifetime.
Results:
Best five fish(in pounds.ounces)- 7.2,7.11,8.2,8.14,13.12
Yup thats right…4 new PBs in one day. HOLY SHIT!
alrighty…now for the photos so you don’t think I’m blowin smoke, not that I don’t like too 
I took ALOT of photos this day so I think/hope that I picked the correct ones and matched them with the correct weights.
7.2

7.11

8.2

8.11 A nearby friend in a float tube came over to take pic and I’m glad he did cause I messed up this photo on my own set up.
Thanks Rigo!

And the biggie…13.12
I couldn’t get the glare off the scale and got tired of taking pics of a scale so I got 13.blank2. I swear there was a one there…hahaha


photo:rigo


WHOA!!!! Sorry for the long post but this was the best day of fishing EVER!
Tight linez and new PBs to all Bassturdz this spring!