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BassRican
Joined: 21 Mar 2011
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Location: Meriden
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Thanks cobrabait for the info! Hoping to hit Black Pond tomorrow afternoon. Maybe trout theAuthor Message
cobrabait Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 9:29 pm Post subject:
Turtlekiss - Thanks for some ideas on where to hit up!
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BassFisherman
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| cobrabait wrote: | | meriden has a lot of hidden gems. black pond is typical of a lot of ct lakes that have deep water and rocks, the bass move out and suspend in school and will move up to feed a couple times a day. with temps in the 50's the fish should be feeding pretty well but will be working off of break lines and shadowing the trout and perch. black pond has plenty of feed for the fish, just lots of pressure, not particularly for the bass, but lots of activity on the water. jerk baits will produce well, and if we ever get some sun to raise the water temp the fish will start into pre-spawn in about a month. as with any fishing cover some water especially if you have a yak and dont be afraid to experiment with different baits until you get bit. this time of year can be tricky with temps up and down. swimming a jig will cover a lot of water quickly and help you locate fish, and you wont need to change baits if you get bit and need to slow down. |
Really nice tips for black pond and similar CT lakes. Haven't been out that way for years but I remember fishing there in my youth. Good times. |
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