An angler was night-bassin' on Saguaro Lake, AZ, with a Spro Little John MD when he hooked into what felt like a giant fish. Once at the net, it was a lot smaller than originally thought. As the angler subsequently learned, the reason the fish felt so heavy was because it had someone else's crankbait in its mouth, with about 20 yards of fluorocarbon that was wedged and wrapped between some boulders. The line and bait were in pristine condition, so someone had broken the fish off not long before he caught it. Said the angler, "I was able to safely remove the line and bait, and the fish swam away strong."
A Texas angler made one cast with a 130-sized Whopper Plopper and scored this double. As explained by the angler, "I caught 33 in a couple of hours...all on top! Sweet!" And to think that I'm still waiting for the day to come when I catch two bass in a single day on the WP.
These two items appeared in the latest issue of Jay Kumar's BassBlaster.
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