Wonderland 45
- Thread starter harubo
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Hi harubo, sorry for the late reply, but i went to wonderland a few days ago, what an experience!
The fish i caught wasnt very BEEG, (heard stories of 3kg+ monsters coming out) but they still get your adrenaline pumping.
The baits that worked for me was a topwater buzzbait in yellow coulors(early morning and late afternoon), any spinner that has a yellowish coulor or reflection or any kind of feather, zoom c tail in junebug colour (texas rigged) and a deep diving flicker shad in yellow white and pink colour(during the very hot daytime when bass went deeper), a fella that i met there used a small bass he caught as live bait and used it to catch a bigger bass, so i think anything in babybass colours also work.
A nice lady i met was flyfishing with a bloodworm fly and she caught some decent size bass.
Most of the bass is in the river but, the upset off the day was in the dam just before the river when i threw my flicker shad in for the first time that day, i casted it into the deep water, made a roll or two with the reel and suddenly something heavy was on the other end of my line, i striked and reeled in the beauty, as she came into sight she gave a kick of her tail and she was gone
.i guesstimate her at about 2-3 kgs easily, but i will only know for sure when i return to wonderland to hunt her down and catch her.
Hope it helps and tight lines
The fish i caught wasnt very BEEG, (heard stories of 3kg+ monsters coming out) but they still get your adrenaline pumping.
The baits that worked for me was a topwater buzzbait in yellow coulors(early morning and late afternoon), any spinner that has a yellowish coulor or reflection or any kind of feather, zoom c tail in junebug colour (texas rigged) and a deep diving flicker shad in yellow white and pink colour(during the very hot daytime when bass went deeper), a fella that i met there used a small bass he caught as live bait and used it to catch a bigger bass, so i think anything in babybass colours also work
.A nice lady i met was flyfishing with a bloodworm fly and she caught some decent size bass.
Most of the bass is in the river but, the upset off the day was in the dam just before the river when i threw my flicker shad in for the first time that day, i casted it into the deep water, made a roll or two with the reel and suddenly something heavy was on the other end of my line, i striked and reeled in the beauty, as she came into sight she gave a kick of her tail and she was gone
.i guesstimate her at about 2-3 kgs easily, but i will only know for sure when i return to wonderland to hunt her down and catch her.Hope it helps and tight lines
