Willard Bay

[reelfast]

Trolled around a while today. Only two takers. In a month we may see thirty fish days. There is a feeding thing going on on the bottom that is keeping the fish fed. Rattly plastic lures are a tough thing to compete against that green slime hatch what ever it is.
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[reelfast]

That beautiful lady is my boat Captain.
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[wiperhunter2]

You lucky dog, caught an eye on your first trip out or is this your second trip out[:/]. Good to see someone can catch them. Thanks for the report and pic Dan.
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[TubeDude]

[#0000FF]In the months before the shad spawn and refill the grocery shelves, Willard's fishies have to make a living however they can. That includes inhaling some of the clouds of midge larvae that hatch out at this time.

I kept a catfish from yesterday and it was chock full of green midge larvae. Last year all the crappies I kept were also full of green goo.

As I was driving south out of the north marina yesterday I noticed clouds of midges dancing above the dike...and over some of the higher bushes.
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[dubob]

[quote reelfast]That beautiful lady is my boat Captain.[/quote][font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000]And what kind of boat does she Captain? Looks like a T-Jet. Mine is being built with expected delivery in early May.[/#800000][/font]
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[reelfast]

dubob congrats on the new boat. Our T jet is 13 years old and can still turn heads. That is always nice. Solid long life boats build to last. Just like their owners.
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[jjannie]

Thought you were originally supposed to get it in April? Well good news either way, no one has just been nailing them at Willard yet, right?