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19 inch smallmouth bass, Juniata River
18 inch smallmouth on a suspending jerkbait
18.75 inch smallmouth bass caught on the Juniata River, Pennsylvania
21 inch Largemouth Bass, Potomac River, Maryland
19 inch spinnebait smallouth bass
November smallmouth bass, Susquehanna River
18 inch smallmouth on a Winco's Cold Water Delight bait
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- Muddy water big spinnerbaits and Cormorant Canoes! (5)
- Gregg Crisp: Nice Write up Juan. I got to get back there and fish sometime. I loved the time I spent fishing in your...
- Juan: Winco’s baits are truly custom designed and well thought out. I use them almost exclusively. Let me know...
- Hanover_Yakker: Great report Juan – way to figure them out. At some point I need to place my Winco’s...
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Largemouth Bass Archive
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Top water one-two punch for bass
Posted on January 31, 2010 | 6 CommentsI’m a big believer in making the most of any fishing situation or location. This usually means throwing multiple baits. Typically when I hit the water in my kayak, I’ll... -
Pennsylvania kayak bass fishing recap for 2009
Posted on January 9, 2010 | No CommentsThis is just a sample of pictures from my 2009 kayak bass fishing excursions in Pennsylvania. It was a great year on the water. I’m truly looking forward to an... -
September 7 fishing report: Juniata River and Raystown Lake, Pennsylvania
Posted on September 8, 2009 | No CommentsIt was a fishing double header to remember! My son and I hit the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River and Raystown lake on the same day for some serious... -
Day 4: Chasing some largemouth bass at Colyer Lake, Pennsylvania
Posted on August 7, 2009 | 5 CommentsOn day four of my fishing vacation, I found myself on the banks of Colyer Lake. The lake is controlled by the Pennsylvania fish commission and designated as a Big...
