Took a ride over to Piney-Z, lugged the Gheenoe by hand down to the
launch. Headed out as the sun was coming up. Worked topwater baits, a
few casts in boated a nice 4.5lb bass. Caught a few more on top water
until the sun came up when we switched to senko style paddle tail worms
rigged weedless. Ended up catching around 15 bass averaging around 3lbs
each. Great day on the water. 
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Thursday, April 19, 2012
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Febuary Bass Fishing in Northwest Florida In the Gheenoe
Woke up today at 6:30am and headed to Piney-Z Lake with Alain of SoFlo Bass Fishing http://www.youtube.com/user/soflobassfishing. It is a small lake
that was once part of the larger Lake Lafayette . It was dammed up
during the late 1940's when the owners created a farm pond out of park
of Lake Lafayette creating Piney-Z. It has been stocked by the Florida
fish and wildlife conservation, who has created a diverse ecological
system. The lake is a no internal combustion motor zone, so we took only
the trolling motor topping the Gheenoe out at around 5mph. We ended up
seeing large grass carp, large alligator gar, as well as catching large
mouth bass. We ended up catching most of the bass on Senko worms worked weedless. Here are the pictures from the day.
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