Anyone Catching Anything?
 

I anyone catching anything?
I walked to a small pond yesterday, for about 1 1/2 hours, not even a nibble.
The water was so muddy.
The fish was swimming at the surface, but not bitting, or anything.
I gues they were getting away from the muddy water.

AnyOne catching any thing?

What are you catching, and.
What are you fishing with?

Tell the Story.

Thank You.

Been a jacked up late winter/early spring for me so this week I just fished for the first time this year. I went to KY Lake twice this week (Tue & Thurs). Tue was cloudy, misty and cold until about 2pm. I caught a few fish but nothing to write home about, the fish are just beginning to "test the shallows" and wanting up.

Thurs was much better, after 2 days of bright, warm sun they really turned on and are solidly beginning to pull up for the spring now! :barmy:

Our best 5 would've been appx 15#s including this ol chunk my partner caught on a spinnerbait. I had made 3-4 casts before in the EXACT spot with a Rapala DT Flat3 square bill crankbait with nothing! Then my bud throws his spinnerbait in there and WHAMMO this ol girl smashed it! :s3:

The TN River will only get better over the next month+ now. :barmy:

Nice fish. Spring can't get here fast enough.

Boated about 75 bass so far...biggest so far just under 3 pounds

Finally started catching some fish after a slow start this spring.

figured the bass would be starting to hit here after a few warm days, got a couple of my spinner bait rods off the rack and was getting them ready......and it snowed today....again, called for an inch, got 2 and still snowing, the never ending winter, wanna put a contract out on punxatawney phil! Got a new shark casting rig I want to get out and practice with soon as the weather settles down, go to slinging 8 oz. 140-150 yards at the local lake and the trout fisherman are gonna be upset!!!
RR

I haven't seen liquid water in so long, I forgot what it looks like. We still have up to 36 inches of ice on many lakes, including parts of Lake Superior.