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Smith Lake Striped Bass

Capt. Reed Montgomery
June 27, 2011
Smith Lake - Freshwater Fishing Report

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We fished an 7 hour evening trip to Smith Lake this weekend fishing from 4 p.m. untill 11 p.m.
Water temps were 88 degrees. Air temps that evening 96 degrees.

The spotted bass hit topwater lures like zara spooks, Sammies and pop-r's right at sundown.

We also caught several 5-7 pound striped bass with the biggest about 10 pounds (See at pictures - NICE STRIPED BASS Caption.) All caught on topwater lures and suspending jerk baits.

Throughout the night, we fished with small 4 inch black worms that produced about a dozen spotted bass, including one 4 pound largemouth bass.

White 1/2 ounce single Colorado blade spinnerbaits also fooled a few bass while fishing points and rock bluffs with a dropping manner in about 10-25 feet deep water.

Thanks Reed Montgomery
Owner of Reeds Guide Service (205) 663-1504
Website www.fishingalabama.com

Smith Lake Fishing Forecast:

Hot this week with highs in the mid-to-upper 90's and very little rain predicted, only scattered thundershowers some evenings.

Target Species:

Striped bass, largemouth bass and spotted bass

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Reeds Guide Service
141 Reese Drive
Alabaster, AL 35007
Phone: 205-663-1504
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