A Good Day Bass'n

[cycler68]

Yesterday my wife & I returned to a favorite little lake for an afternoon and, as it turned out, evening of relaxing and fishing. I started out with a bead head chartreuse woolly bugger & caught a few bass with a bluegill now and then until something big grabbed it, took off and broke my tippet. End of story for that pattern as I didn't have any replacements so I tied on a few other patterns with even less success. The whole time I was thinking I'm not going to have another big fish hit. Then about 6:00 p.m. I noticed some little dimples on the water with a few other larger rises. I thought, what the heck, I'll try a bass popper about the same size as some frogs I'd seen around the edge of the lake. What a difference! In about an hour and a half I caught 7 bass the largest being an 18 incher. The final tally for the day was 12 bass.

The last time I was there with my wife I had the best day catching bass in my life and caught 11. Even since then I kidded my wife about being my good luck charm. Yesterday my luck got even better and all my wife had to do was get a year older. I hope this doesn't end!

[appalachian angler]

Nice! Enjoyed the story. You must have a wonderful wife to join you on the lake...cherish her!

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[Uncle Jesse]

Take it to ooold married man, don't mention that getting a year older to your wife, just her charm remains at the lake and you think of her when you are there.

[cycler68]

Uncle Jesse wrote:
"Take it to ooold married man, don't mention that getting a year older to your wife, just her charm remains at the lake and you think of her when you are there."

I should mention that adding another year to my wife doesn't make her older, only better