More "flies in the ointment"

[DRY]

Snow flurries last night had my windshield covered with snow...air temp was 36F (needed gloves today)...but the wind had calmed and was from the west...so off I went around 10 AM...
Water temps had dropped 2-3 degrees overnight so I started with the Willie Wannabe (a smaller Chillee Willee with silicone hair)...

Picked up three smallies in the 1-2 pound range with that lure...



Then I went back to the Undulator with silicone added...picked up another 5 smallmouth before the wind changed around noon and began blowing from the SSW again and made a proper presentation more difficult...

This one tipped my scale at 3 lbs...



And this one at 3 lbs. 5 oz.



MORE CALM DAYS ARE NEEDED!!... do you hear that mother nature   

Bill

[Pawatch]

Dry that is simply amazing 😍
They are really nice fish. You sure have a nice system figured out.
Really appreciate you posting what you were using and what's working for you.
I know that doesn't ensure that's going to work for somebody else, but thanks for sharing 👍

I kicked around going fishing today but a steady 14 mph wind with 39 mph gust talked me out of it.
I really don't like standing under them old river trees in them kind of winds.

The NWS was originally calling for a 5.4' crest on the river and we ended up with a 3' crest.
Their predictions haven't been to good. We usually end up with about half what they are predicting.

[DRY]

...The NWS was originally calling for a 5.4' crest on the river and we ended up with a 3' crest.
Their predictions haven't been to good. We usually end up with about half what they are predicting.

The 9 foot gauge reading at Sunbury is just about right for wading at Selinsgrove right now. I have actually been "wading" a lot more with my hip boots on rather than just walking the shoreline like most winters when the water is much higher. I even got a little water over the top of my hip boots today.
Just hope it doesn't get too cold too quick and we get floating ice on the water.

Bill