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Old 03-13-2016, 06:47 PM   #1
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Kayak fishing adventure from the little water's...uh...middle...

...Lake Perris that is on 3/13/2016.

I got somewhat of a late start launching probably at 10:30 AM. The water was smooth for most of the morning then as the PM set in stronger winds added some chop. Thanks to the two fellow yakers who suggested a bait change because that's when the real fun started. Photos below tell more of the story.....

Bass - This 21-inch model (measured) revealed himself via my fishfinder then hit my jig within two shakes. Nice to actually hear the drag scream on the freshwater scene. This guy took four solid runs and jumped twice.



Bass - This model came quickly after aforementioned bait change. Thanks again guys!




Glass Conditions - It was nice to be able to stand up and fish from time to time. Anglers with their fishing boats making the "hole-shot" were the only occasional disturbance. The lake was almost devoid of any "pleasure boaters", jet-skis, etc...




Wind Chop - The lake turned choppy with stronger winds in the PM


All fish were released unharmed.

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Matt
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Old 03-13-2016, 07:06 PM   #2
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...Lake Perris that is on 3/13/2016.

I got somewhat of a late start launching probably at 10:30 AM. The water was smooth for most of the morning then as the PM set in stronger winds added some chop. Thanks to the two fellow yakers who suggested a bait change because that's when the real fun started. Photos below tell more of the story.....

Bass - This 21-inch model (measured) revealed himself via my fishfinder then hit my jig within two shakes. Nice to actually hear the drag scream on the freshwater scene. This guy took four solid runs and jumped twice.



Bass - This model came quickly after aforementioned bait change. Thanks again guys!




Glass Conditions - It was nice to be able to stand up and fish from time to time. Anglers with their fishing boats making the "hole-shot" were the only occasional disturbance. The lake was almost devoid of any "pleasure boaters", jet-skis, etc...




Wind Chop - The lake turned choppy with stronger winds in the PM


All fish were released unharmed.

Enjoy!

Matt
were those spotted bass? The mouths look like it but I thought they were all fished out at Perris. The afternoons are always windy at Perris but it looks like you had a good day. What bait did you change to?
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Old 03-13-2016, 08:18 PM   #3
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were those spotted bass? The mouths look like it but I thought they were all fished out at Perris. The afternoons are always windy at Perris but it looks like you had a good day. What bait did you change to?
Hopefully they aren't BSBs.

Thanks for the report by the way. I don't live too far from Perris and keep thinking about hitting it up again. Unfortunately, every time I try freshwater fishing I end up wishing I was on the ocean.
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Old 03-14-2016, 07:48 PM   #4
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Yeah...what he said

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Hopefully they aren't BSBs.

Thanks for the report by the way. I don't live too far from Perris and keep thinking about hitting it up again. Unfortunately, every time I try freshwater fishing I end up wishing I was on the ocean.
Yeah...ask about fish ID here be it Rockfish, Whitefish or especially BSB at your own risk. I also prefer the ocean to Lake Perris but the lake is closer to where I live and I slept kind of late on Sunday. Had to go fishing though.....!
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Old 03-14-2016, 07:59 PM   #5
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were those spotted bass? The mouths look like it but I thought they were all fished out at Perris. The afternoons are always windy at Perris but it looks like you had a good day. What bait did you change to?
Largemouths, Florida-Strains if I'm not mistaken. I've heard of rare reports of spotties still in Perris, but they are rare.
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