Stick Marsh & Farm 13

Capt. George Welcome
February 7, 2004
Stick Marsh-Farm 13 - Freshwater Fishing Report

One of the most common questions we hear: "don't you get tired of fishing the

same lake day in and day out?"

My answer is an unequivocal no! The Stick Marsh/Farm 13 is a lake that

changes constantly as hydrilla comes and goes and water levels change from day

to day and week to week. In addition, Scott and I simply love to fish. If we are

on vacation you will find us fishing. If we have a day off and no other work to

do you will find us fishing. Oh well, someone has to do it and it might as well

be us.

Today Bill Thomas and his wife Brenda braved the early morning rains, and

ignored the predictions of high winds as they set forth on their fishing

adventure with Scott. Brenda arrived at midnight last night and they headed

north from West Palm for the Hampton Inn in Vero. However the Hampton didn't

hold their reservation and by the time they had worked out alternate plans with

the help of Scott it was after 2AM. But come daylight they were headed off for

Farm 13 with dreams of a lunker bass from this world famous producing lake. As

has been the case for the last month or more the south end of the lake produced

bass after bass and included the following fish.



9+ pounds



7+ pounds



6.5 pounds

Tomorrow they will repeat the process and here's hoping for a bigger one yet.

See you on the water. Say hi if you get the chance.

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