Gotta love this weather for us anglers this past week. Fishing on Headwaters and Garcia was fantastic!

Only one day at Headwaters this week. We fished a newer area than the last couple of weeks prior but the water had the same structure, submerged hydrilla with open holes surrounding the matted out areas.

These next few weeks in April will most likely be the end of our spawning season for bass here in our waters. We will go through a post spawn kind of transition with some males guarding their fry while the female moves off her bed and gets a break from motherhood

This past week was a great catching few days on both Headwaters and Garcia. I tagged along with my friend John whom I fish with once a week.
We were hoping they would be chewing the day before the front and it didn’t take long for the fish to just show us that they were hungry. It really didn’t matter what we offered them for lures to use because everything we did tie on they ate it.

It was a busy week for me last week getting out on the water. Tuesday I was out on Headwaters. We did pretty good for numbers but big fish have still eluded us. We finally had some fun topwater action. With the calm winds the hydrilla gnats were out in force. We found lots of empty beds as well.

Headwaters and Garcia both fished better last week. Topwater lures are finally getting some action. Finding scattered and submerged hydrilla areas held most of our fish.

Things are going to happen and it’s going to be for the better for us anglers whether you’re on the Lagoon or your favorite lake cuz “Spring is in the Air.”

Finally the home improvement job was finished on our house so I had some free time to get out this past Friday. We headed to Headwaters and put the boat in. The “S” canal was free of any blockage.

Yet another tough bite on the lakes this past week. Saturday was a Marathon day which consisted of being on 3 different lakes in a 10 hour grind for only 11 fish to the boat.

Another week has passed and for me the bass are still playing hard to get. Water temperatures starting the mornings off with low 60’s is dominating the slowness of getting fish to take our offerings.