Great Lakes Bass Fishing Forum
Bass Fishing => Bass Fishing Tips, Techniques & General Discussion => Topic started by: dartag on May 30, 2017, 06:42:32 PM
Seems everywhere I go except my lake I find dirty water. Fished Lobdell last Tuesday and the water was dirty and lots of weeds. About 11:00 around the corner comes a Boston Whaler and a Air Boat spraying chemical and pellets. The chemical smell was so bad I had to leave. Went back Saturday for the tournament hoping the water would be cleaner. I think it was worse. Fishing was tough for me. 12 pounds won the dropping to 10. I think there were 50 boats. Sunday I fished Kent. I had been there a few times and the water there is dirtier that normal this time of year. The weeds seemed to be a lot thicker this year. No sign of spraying of harvesting yet. 15 pounds won with 14 second then it dropped to 13 . I think there were 65 boats. You could find cleaner water and the bass were chasing bluegills.
Looking forward to 5 days in Alpena to fish clear water.
Not looking forward to fishing dirty chemical treated lakes this summer.
Good luck up north. I may see ya next Tuesday morning.
Good luck with that! I fished little Round Lake yesterday and sure enough, saw the sign that they had just treated the lake on Wednesday. Going to be whole different lake next time I head out there. Already the algae had expanded a great deal! Wish they wouldn't bomb lakes so extremely!
Lobdell is a good example of a lake that gets turned into a mud puddle every year now...
Thompson and North have both been bombed too
Yes... bombed lakes and churned up waters - the common item of this year's spring bass fishing season!