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Wixom Lake 7-12-2013

Started by Big dreams, July 12, 2013, 08:07:25 PM

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Today we had temps in the low 80's with mostly sunny skies.  It was darn near blue bird skies.  Started around 10:30 and finished up around 3 so it was a short trip.  I was able to find my first fish on a weed edge in about 5 feet of water.  Second fish came in the same area and was about the same size (12 in).  Fishing the same area, I was able to land one more fish that was 3 lbs.  Around 1 I found a decent number of fish on a steel sea wall that has a 10' drop right next to it.  First cast produced a 2 lber drop shotting a Net Bait craw in blue and green flake.  Second cast produced another 2 lber using the same lure.  A few minutes later I caught a 12" smallie which was my first smallie of the day, all on the same Net Bait craw.  I changed lures because that one fell off.  I ended up using a Yum Wooly bug which is what I caught the 3 lber on.  Next cast was to an off shore log, bam, a 2.5 lber.  I didn't even know he was on until I shook the rod.  I ended up catching a couple more 12" dinks in the shallower areas (<5')  For my first day drop shotting, I am ecstatic.  I haven't had a day like that on Wixom with these conditions in a long time.  Thought most were small, I feel like with more time I could have easily put together a 12 lb bag using a technique completely new to me.  Here is a picture of one of the fish...

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