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Author:
PECo
Date:
Nov 12, 2010
Subject:
Nod Brook WMA 11/12
Message:
I fished the upper (i.e., south) pond at Nod Brook WMA in El Habaņero from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. I wanted to see how well the console I just made for El Habaņero works. The air temperature was 60 degrees, but it fell to 53 degrees by the time that I left. There was a steady five mile per hour north breeze that died down to almost nothing during the two hours I was on the water. The skies were clear and the sun shined until it started to set. I ended up catching three fish. I was throwing a Strike King Redeye Special 3/16 ounce chartreuse spinnerbait parallel to the east shore on the south end of the pond when I caught a 12 inch largemouth bass: [img:df5607eb6e]http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/8716/1112101438corrected.jpg[/img:df5607eb6e] In the same northeast corner of the pond, I caught a 13 inch fallfish on a wacky rigged five inch green pumpkin/red flake Senko: [img:df5607eb6e]http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/4103/1112101517corrected.jpg[/img:df5607eb6e] It picked up the Senko off of the bottom. I had a few nibbles on a couple of casts before I finally hooked it and was expecting a yellow perch. The last fish I caught was another 12 inch largemouth bass on the wacky Senko, near the beaver lodge on the north end of the east shore: [img:df5607eb6e]http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/4976/1112101546corrected.jpg[/img:df5607eb6e] The console I made for El Habaņero works great, although I definitely have to add a bungee to keep it from working its way off of the coaming. The polyethylene cutting board out of which it's made is really slippery, and there's not enough friction between it and the coaming for it to stay put on its own. I'll add a bungee tonight and test it out in the morning tomorrow.

Author:
DirtyDawg10
Date:
Nov 12, 2010
Message:
Nice job for a quick trip.

Author:
Phish
Date:
Nov 12, 2010
Message:
Great job, Phil. I wanted to get out today but just didn't make it happen.

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