Michael was born with a camera in one hand, and a paint brush and a fishin' po' in his other!!! Don't forget Seewald at Clear Lake, CA. Click to enlarge. Michael Seewald's fishing adventures for the second half of Have you visited this page before?
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July 1st thru December 31st, From the most recent to the oldest. Thought we should be seeing snow on all the banks. Not too windy, but we never took our jackets or wool hats off all day. Tossed Punker for an hour or more intermittently. Met Robert S. The lake opened at about 6. We launched and went directly to Josh's honey hole, threw swimbaits like we did almost two years earlier to the day, but instead of getting back to back lunkers it was on my first two casts of the new year- total miracle , I got nada.
And I continued to get nada all day long. Then to large cove area towards quarry, towards the coves before the underwater island U. Robert got on them after I noticed the graph full of marks as we were leaving. Then sunken island closer towards quarry off point, 1 hr. Then to 'trees' left side of Ronson's, almost back in water now. Sun went behind mtn, deadly cold. Metered lots of fish. Warmer in the sun by a LOT.
Met James N. Bernardo, and got to DVL by 7. Worked the busters over by the second point, after going right past the attenuator, but could not quite reach them. Then worked further north along the points and shore, more nada. After an hour we decided to give the quarry a try, he had done well the week before, but after the long run there we fished if for 20 minutes, but it was dead no buster, no sign of bait, and no birds- so dead.
