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Subject: Lake Jackson, Georgia
Submitted by Highlander (ip 168.9.214.220)
Date Fished: 2/10/2008
Water Temperature: 50
Water Clarity: 2-3 feet Cap'n Butch and I made our annual trip down to Lake Jackson this Sunday. I don't know why I make the trip. We always struggle down there. I guess I just like the chance to practice pitchin' a jig and throwing a medium diving crankbait! And I do like those houses right on the water and all the sea walls. Place just looks fishy! Anyway, we were on the water at 7:30 and pulled up to a main lake point just north of Berry's. Butch immediately caught a two-pound bass on pumpkin/purple jig with orange-tipped trailer. A few minutes later I caught a nice bass on a 1/2 ounce PBJ football jig. Both fish came out of 8 to 10 feet of water. The rest of the day we hit main lake docks and points and had a few more jig bites, but missed, and caught one on a flat side crankbait, but that was it. The day started off promising, but we couldn't capitalize. The wind did pick up quite a bit so it was hard to feel bites, but I don't think we had that many. Keep a tight line, CH
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