We all floated both days, the first above the state
park, the second below.
Size 6 and 8 clousers in chartreuse and white, brown and white or black
and
white were great for bigger bass and sunfish, with smaller top waters
(small frog patterns, Miss Prissy) great for large numbers of fish.
Aaron
Hammer, Harry Crofton and myself, believe we caught perhaps 150 - 200
fish
each for the trip - it was unbelievable. Species caught, largemouth
bass,
guadalupe bass, sunfish, rio grande perch and spotted gar. Gear wise,
3-5
wt rods and sit on top kayaks perfect for the application. The river was
clear and there were loads of fish.
Aaron Hammer scoring a 18.5" largemouth bass on a tiny miss prissy popper
that ran 25-30 yards across the river.
Mike Siegman's rescue of a stranded goat.
Harry Crofton's continual whooping and hollering for every fish he caught.
Mike's hooking and beaching of a 3-1/2" - 4ft spotted gar on a 3wt fly rod.
Bob Orr's slowest pontoon boat in the world.
