Lake Norman +2 Point Perfection- March 25th, 2025

Nine hours fished, 46 fish boated, two over 19”, three over 18. We set up a milk run of secondary points and they all produced fish. Caught them in Ned when still and MegaBass in 10 to 30 foot of water. Our plan we put together from the last two days worked to protection. 

Total Fish Boated = 46 

Individual Fish = 26 

Biggest Fish = 19 X 2

Best Five = 92 ish “ 

Minted per Fish = 20.6 

Lake Norman +1 Finesee Points - March 24, 2025

Despite working through some early rain Mike and I refined our pattern and doubled production from 11 fish yesterday to 21 today. The bite was on either Ned or MegaBass 110 on secondary points. Every point had fish. Big large mouth and big spot of the day both went to Mike on a Ned rig. 

Lake Norman Day Zero - March 23rd, 2025

Mike and I hit Lake Norman after the drive down at 9:30 and fished till 5:30. High pressure fronts and lots of boats had the fish not wanting to chase. We managed 10 spots and a large mouth. Caught a couple in a mega bass jerk bait, one on a fluke, one on a shakey head and the rest on a Ned rig, Strike zones were small. Main lake rip rap and some secondary points were the location. 

Mountain Valley Spring Sunshine - March 19th, 2025

Greg and I fished 4.75 hours and caught 8 fish each at Mountain Valley on the first day of Spring.Yoga pants Ned with chartreuse heads were the order of the day. 

Total team fish = 16

Total Fish = 8

Biggest Fish = 12”

Biggest 5 = 57”

Minutes per fish = 35.6

March Claytor - March 14th, 2025

Greg and I caught 5 between the two us on a breezy Saturday on Claytor with 52 degree water. I caught two off of a MegaBass 110 before I lost in on a wood lay down. Two more we caught came off of square bills and one off of a Ned crawl.

Make the First One Count - March 13th, 2025

The two Greg’s and I fished Bluestone at 1306 ams stain. Harper caught a catfish and two bass, Nahodil caught a spot and I caught one lone large mouth. My first bass of 2025 weighed in at 5lbs. 8oz.

Glade Creek Trout - February 26th, 2025

First time out in the water after what amounts to a brutal last few months was a success. Greg and I managed 10 total trout and I got to see some water that even though I drive over it everyday  I had never fished it before. A lot of fishing pressure, higher than normal flows and some water stain favored drifting eggs over my preferred spinner baits.