Pacemaker Fishing Forum

Curly · Jun-20-10 12:16PM

Algae, algae, and more algae. Most all the shoreline has algae going out from it to make fishing nearly impossible. There are also very few spots that the tall weeds and cattails allow you to get a cast in. In the few spots that I could cast, I picked up 2 little ones on a tiny torpedo. Did see 3 fellas out there in a jon boat out in the middle.

buckshot · Jun-20-10 5:31PM

I caught 2 bass on a brush hog one of them was just under 2 pounds and the other was 2 1/2. my dad caught a dink and one that was just over 2 pounds also on a brush hog. there were bluegill beds everywhere and i spotted one that was enormous (bg) that is. i pitched the brush hog to him and he smacked it! which isnt surprising because they are so aggressive but i hooked him with a 3/0 offset hook. he fought hard but shook of and ran for the water when he hit land. the pavilion has produced 5 bass over 2 pounds this week for me.

CozUF2001 · Jun-21-10 5:57AM

Maybe all of our frustration with the algae will reduce the fishing pressure...or not. I hit the Pavilion on Saturday for a bit tossing a drop shot all day. I landed 6 and a couple came unbuttoned.

Thai · Jun-21-10 6:42AM

with all this algae you're talking about why not throw a hollow body frog?!?

buckshot · Jun-21-10 6:51AM

i have been throwing one in all of it. i use spro. the poppers produce way more blowups than the regular ones. most of them completely miss the bait even when going slow. so my guess is none of the big ones are in it. me and my dad caught our keepers yesterday puting the brush hog in the alagae though.

Pacemaker Fishing Forum

#1 Jun-20-10 12:16PM

Pavilion Attempt 6-20

#2 Jun-20-10 5:31PM

Re: Pavilion Attempt 6-20

#3 Jun-21-10 5:57AM

Re: Pavilion Attempt 6-20

#4 Jun-21-10 6:42AM

Re: Pavilion Attempt 6-20

#5 Jun-21-10 6:51AM

Re: Pavilion Attempt 6-20

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