The new Mexico Bass Fishing section brought to you by Exotic Outdoor Adventures (now Ron Speed Jr’s. Adventures) is up on GreatLakesBass.com with the first installment of the story and pictures from our January 2009 Lake Comedero bass fishing adventure. Go to the Mexico Bass link on this blog or visit directly anytime with GreatLakesBass.com/Mexico.
Somewhat tongue in cheek, but Lake St. Clair bass tournament weight record holder Scott Dobson isn’t laughing after not one, but two large Lake St. Clair muskies attacked his brand new Minn Kota trolling motor head two days in a row
Well… I said the bass were biting, but unfortunately for many anglers up here right now, not many of them! After a slow start in our short evening Thursday albeit somewhat successful with cameraguy’s biggest smallie ever at 6.5 pounds
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Lake Comedero is an amazingly interesting lake. Surrounded by mountains. Steep hillsides and tons of bluff banks providing lots of sombra (shade) thank goodness since it routinely moved into the 90’s each day, usually with little breeze.
What a day…? Not sure it taught me a lot, but… I think… once I dry out I will have a better idea. I ran into TBF of Michigan Pres Dennis Beltz on the way out this morning and spent some time going over plans
