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Subject: Upper Bay, Maryland
Submitted by Baybass (Novotny) (ip 68.100.44.13)
Date Fished: 12/2/2007
Water Temperature: 43
Water Clarity: 4 feet or greater Today they called for gusty winds, small craft warnings, sleet, ice, downpours, and more, so we had to go out to see how tough and truely out of our minds we are. Launched theboat with two buddies at Wilson Pt. ramp, looked towards Martins, and decides to head out to a main river grassbed with slightly warmer water. After the run, and ice storm, we had steady action all day with the best being a 23" rock that chased down the jerkbait in 10' of water with close to 7' of visability,,, really neat. He swallowed it whole. Bass were more lax only chasing down a few rattletraps, and a missed boyl' on a swimbait, and spinnerbait in 4-6' ripped over grass clumps only inches above the bottom still green. Shad were snagged by accident a few times, and pearch, crappie, were scarce. We thew Castmaster spoons, suspending jerkbaits, traps, and deep divers near wrecks. Went to the light stuff with manns stingray grubs. No limit of fish, but fun, and not that bad.
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