Martens fishing quickly
It took Aaron Martens only five minutes after take-off to get a lure in the water.
Third time’s a charm?
For the third time today, Gerald Swindle has come back to the culvert at Lake Shore Drive, and his bank-fishing young friend from earlier today is still here, but close...
Swindle keeps on fishin’
At 2:45 p.m., Gerald Swindle was back where he started fishing at 8:10 a.m., the Reas Bridge at the north end of Basin No. 5. Unfortunately for Swindle, the results...
Evers makes quick stop before heading in
Evers made it out but not without displacing a lot mud. Look for those images in the photo galleries later today. I've never seen anything like that, at least not...
Clock ticking down on Swindle
As Gerald Swindle has moved north on Lake Decatur, the white caps have vanished. We're in Basin No. 5, which is narrow and more protected from the northwest wind, especially...
Slinging mud, Evers is on his way out
Evers is on his way out. I don't know how long it will take, but there's sure to be a ton of mud sprayed, followed by about 30 minutes of...
Evers stuck with three
Evers remains stuck on three. He has caught a short fish or two since our dry spell, but he's obviously wanting to finish out his limit. He knows Swindle has...
Swindle hopscotches through muddy river
Swindle is fishing in muddy water.
Swindle shares culvert with young angler
Gerald Swindle went back north to the Lake Shore Drive culvert where he caught his only keeper today.
Evers is in the lead, but not comfortable
About 30 minutes ago, Edwin Evers boated a just short and since then, no bites. He's still stuck on three fish for about 6 pounds. He knows he has the...
