fall is upon us and so can be the bass

the weather is changing. a good angler knows this change means the fish are acting differently and that we need to switch it up. This article includes a few good ideas for the new england fisherman in regards to fishing this cooling environment. http://www.northeastbass.com/fall-bass-fishing.php

hittin the honey hole

grabbed some nice green watermelon w. red magic sparkle senkos and pulled these two guys out w. em...

"How Gary Yamamoto Fishes His Senko"

if you fish w. senkos like we do, read this article
http://www.bassdozer.com/articles/senko-gary.shtml
"Throughout my professional fishing career, the equipment has always been of prime importance to me. My wanting to fish with the best equipment possible, that's really why I got started in my bait and tackle-making business. I've got a lot of confidence in my product line, not just the soft baits but the rods, line, hooks, jigs, spinnerbaits and buzzbaits that I produce, that I've got the best possible equipment being fished today," says Gary Yamamoto.

ash rez

the water was still really high from irene, water rushing under the bridge. caught this guy right before the sun went down off to the side in the calm water.

after hurricane irene @ the honey hole

gettin' the string stretched @ farm pond

counting the 10 spikes on this young large mouth's back



checking out the belly of the beast, the light under color of the bass is often seen flashing underwater when they strike bait close by

early morning @ lake winthrop

smoke on the water, fire in the sky


lookin for larrys in the lilies


finally the fish started biting, puzz catching the first


then finally, i caught one. also almost pulled a pickerel and a perch into the boat but they both got away

exploring pratt pond

our first time at this nice small pond right in the middle of town. we weren't having much luck until the sun started to disappear.
puzzo got the first guy

then i snagged this dude

hittin A1

after being waved off by the construction workers, we returned to do our thing.
its not just the name, A1 is a saucy spot

as the sun went down, a lightning storm broke out off in the distance. the bolts of lightning looked like tracer rounds shooting from a machine gun as they shot back and forth horizontally.


caught one small bass on the way in. then finally snagged this larry when the sun went down.

lake chauncy 1st

our first time there, heres the only fish we caught. he was decent size, gave a nice fight

i caught this fish off puzzos boat on the north side of the lake using a gyb senko worm

just another day at the glory hole ha

dualies!!!! we both cranked em in at the same time. boosh

another successful day @ the secret saucy honey hole

awya

we def caught this one before. checking out the hole that was already in his jaw.

just warmin up

puzz strikes again

he strikes again

after the rain settled puzz strikes with the GYB senko #523

kelcies first fish

yeaaaaahhhhh!

not larry but this guy was pretty nice.. sometimes these pics do no justice

they catch small fish too(the senko worms)

again with the senkos

these worms are fat making them nice and heavy making them sink faster than most and giving them more of a jiggle underwater. i like them, so does larry...

Gary yamamoto senko worms

first cast yesterday trying my new senkos

mikeys lunkah dood

so a couple days ago we're standing there talking about how mike has caught the biggest fish so far this season then, GUUUNNNKKKK, he does it again, pulling in another top larry for the summer. both fish caught with rubber lizards...