Snuck off work a little early (gotta love it when the bossman is out of town) and went out to one of the lakes in Summerbrooke. I know someone who lives on the lake and so I borrowed their John boat. I started out throwing a T-rigged plastic lizard and a Zoom fluke working the shoreline, but didn't have any luck. Moved off the shoreline about 30 yards and worked a deeper patch of water with an Orange Senko and immediatly caught one that went 5.2 lbs on the scale. I then moved into a small cove where the water was a little shallower (and warmer) and caught five more using the senko with the biggest of those weighing a little over 2 lbs. The bass weren't on the beds yet, but a few of the smaller bass (I'm assuming they were males) showed signs that they'd been fanning the beds as they had a few red sores on their tails.
As always, I forgot my camera, but I swear within the next few weeks I'll learn how to A) remember a camera and B) post pics.
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The one female was about to bust a gut with eggs 
kept three for supper and picked up a Red also "several miles up the river" 
they are going on bed right now and the fishing should be killer for the next couple weeks 
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