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Roesiger Lake Report
Snohomish County, WA

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07/26/2009
Bottom Fishing From Boat
Largemouth Bass
Worms
Black
Plastics
Morning
07/26/2009
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Bassed Roesiger this morning for the first time in years...and was not disappointed. From 7AM to about 9AM I got a constant bite from aggressive largemouth bass. I easily caught and released over 15 bass in those 2 hours. The largest was about 3 pounds, a few more in the 2 pound range, and the rest were small. I caught the larger bass near docks/wood, but also caught many smaller bass in the lillypads...also, most on my bass were caught in the smaller middle lake. Fun times, can't wait to go back.


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TryinforBass
7/28/2009 2:49:00 PM
How did you have so much luck I tried for bass for my 3 time and still nothing. Where did you catch fish exactly and what did you use?
SnohoBassGuy
7/29/2009 3:02:00 PM
constant bite from aggressive largemouth.... How the hell? We were at the lake and managed three small fish in about 6 hours. Nothing aggressive anywhere. What were you using?
Hawgs On
7/29/2009 6:09:00 PM
The weather that day was weird (warm/cloudy/calm after a warm rain and before the heat), and I had a gut feeling the fishing would be good that day. I used rubber worms in a variety of colors, usually with black of some type (I never tell exactly which brand/kept secret since a friend screwed me over years ago and my secret weapon was stocked in a local tackle shop after he caught his first large bass and told everyone about it...sorry). I rig my worms weigh less, with a single small exposed hook. I loose tackle and get snagged a lot, but get more hook-ups that way. I fish the edges of everything (logs/docks/pads/reeds/dollar pads/etc/etc and let this worm settle as slowly as possible. If they don't hit plastics, I go to the real thing...huge single head-hooked nightcrawlers, always trying to make my presentation as natural as possible. I also use light line...4 or 6 pound Vanish florocarbon which I think is necessary in lakes with clearer water. Everything I do I learned in an old book titled: Lunkers Love Nightcrawlers, my personal bassing Bible. I've fished Roesiger more than 20 times in my life, and this was the best numbers day I've ever had there...but I have caught some 5-6LB bass there in the past. I got into a couple different schools of fish that day...just a lucky, right place/right time morning. Hope there is something helpful here for you.
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