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Old 09-15-2007, 06:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default In Search of Neshy Bass

Fished the Neshaminy near Chalfont yesterday afternoon for a few hours. Decided to wade a stretch that I never fished before. As soon as I hit the water I noticed large schools of 4-6" Smallmouth racing around the shallows so I immediately got a good feeling.

About 15 minutes later I flipped one of my own 4" stick baits into a deeper hole under a bridge and my line shot out. I set the hook and felt that unmistakable "thump thump" of a decent smallie giving me the head shake. The fish ran under a small log jam that had formed in front of a bridge piling and my line was dragging across the rough edge of a log.

I walked downstream to try to get a better angle on the fish and the line goes "pop" however, I could still see the line in the water so i grabbed it and held tight as I waded into the mess to ry to get the fish. After some maneuvering I was able to retrieve this nice 18" smallie:



I continued wading downstream and hit every hole or likely looking spot. I had constant action as 'gills and tiny bass woudl grab my worm on almost every cast. About 20 minutes later I was working an undercut when I hit this decent sized LM Bass




I ended up with about 5 decent smallies (10-12") and about 8 LM Bass (12-14"). Only one big fish but catching it right away sure kept my interest on each cast.


Real easy wade and loads of fun - good way to kill and afternoon.
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