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Subject: Green Peter Res., Oregon
Submitted by Fish4Life (ip 70.193.249.23)
Date Fished: 11/10/2007
Water Temperature: 52
Water Clarity: 4 feet or greater Packed warm clothes and rain gear expecting some bad November weather at Green Peter. To my surprise, I did not need the rain gear at all and the sun was shining almost all day long! Knowing that the water was getting colder by the day helped my dad and I target some deep water bass around rocky drops and ledges. My dad picked up the first 3 bass drop shotting a purple worm in water from 30 feet deep all the way to 50 feet deep. I switched from my baby brush hog to his purple worm expecting instant success... is that a bite? it's so deep it's hard to tell! There is some pressure...ok, set the hook!! Nope...snag. We moved to another rocky point with very deep water next to it and my dad let me have the front of the boat. I also switched back to my green pumpkin w/ purple flake baby brush hog and caught the next 3 bass. We decided to go exploring some more and each caught one more bass before it the sun started disappearing.
Final stats...
8 bass, 7 of them 1.5 to 1.75 lbs and one dink.
Several bald eagle sightings
One decent November day at Green Peter
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