Just happened to see it. At least 36 inches in length, just swimming around in 4 ft. of water. Stayed around for a few minutes and then it was gone.

:love:

This makes me happy.

YAY!!!

Tributary was less than 20 ft. across to boot.

early spring
robins already wormin
on my lawn

I had it in my aquarium, but he outgrew it so I tossed it back yesterday.

Tributary was less than 20 ft. across to boot.

Well atleast you may have been able to reach it with a cast
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Well at least you may have been able to reach it with a cast
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Would have needed to be stealthy. One of your bucktail flies would have done the trick.

A couple more stripers and a giant gray heron today in the back bay estuary.

If it were a freshwater estuary (leading to a saltwater bay), could it have been a carp?
I have seen carp "tail-finning" in the spring when they're rooting around the backwater marshes.
Don't get me wrong, I would LOVE for a early spring fishing season, considering how crappy a winter we had (ice season was way too short).

I guess I should break out my spring striper gear and hit a few of my early spring haunts.

In any case, I've been hitting a few of the local ponds the past couple of weekends and nailing the bass and pickerel.
Of course it didn't hurt to use rubber frogs just when the frogs and toads were spawning.

I bet it's a bass.

Coupla bass for sure. These were swimming around with some determination.

Nice popper