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Topic: calero LMB fishing  (Read 642 times)

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splashdown

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  • Location: Celina Texas
  • Date Registered: Feb 2007
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Just got back from a windy day out on Calero. "Pedal/paddle" ( I have a Hobie) around while dragging large minows on a bobber. Got one little guy on my first drift about a pound. I got about five of those little cookie cutters and also nailed two about three pounds a piece.

Saw one guy with a 5+ pounder and I took his picture with his camera. I also watched a guy get three good sized bass with his float tube parked in the shallows. Me, I launch a crappie ig next to him for giggles and end up with another cookie cutter bass.

Windy out there, but it is keeping me practicing.
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Sin Coast

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  • Location: Mbay
  • Date Registered: Jul 2006
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Sounds like you had a pretty good day of bassin.
Thanks for the report!
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yellowboat

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  • Location: santa cruz
  • Date Registered: Mar 2007
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Thanks for the report, I've got to get back to Calero!


reelfish

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  • Location: San Jose
  • Date Registered: Nov 2006
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That little lake still puts out some nice bass even with some people keeping them. Five or six years ago a 10lbs bass was not to uncommon. Good job on the bass guys.


 

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