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Stick Marsh & Farm 13

Capt. George Welcome
June 14, 2005
Stick Marsh-Farm 13 - Freshwater Fishing Report

Ten days of fishing for bass at a grueling pace has left us with major

cleanup work on the boats and a strong urge to get back out there as quickly as

we can. Results varied from day to day, and the weather was constantly

threatening to dump heavy loads of water armed with lightening and crashing

thunder. The weather held off each and every day, the bass cooperated fully, and

everyone had a great time. Best out of the days was those that we spent getting

some of the greatest kids on the earth out fishing.

Dave and Dave from Alabama: thanks for making our time a great time as we

chased the black and green monsters of the Marsh. Greg and Gary from Virginia:

From start to finish the bass had you laughing as the 130+ you hauled in wore

through the skin of your thumbs.

Michael D'Asto from Florida, an educator and a fisherman, gave the bass an

education and me another great day on the water. I for one reason or the other,

probably because Michael and I were talking so much, have forgotten how many we

caught, but I can assure you that Michael was no slouch in the fishing

department. Eric Cook from Florida flat wore the bass and himself out as we

caught well over 340 bass for his two days of adventure on the Marsh.



Don Willis, local fisherman and known as "the world's worst", filled in on a

couple of trips with Scott and they managed over 180 bass including Don's first

over 10 for this year.

Scott and Don were supposed to be scouting out new locations, but the lure of

known cooperating bass caused them to be remiss in their duties, but not remiss

in the hookset department.

Total trips in the ten days: fourteen. Seven of those trips were with

grandchildren, neighbor's kids, and Scott's niece. These youngsters accounted

for 180+ bass to the boat with the biggest weighing in at just over 8 pounds.







 







 







 



All of the fish over the last 10 days, except for a few, were caught with

Carolina rigged Senkos. We have fished the spillway area

in the south end of the Farm in current that Mother Nature supplied by laying so

much heavy rain in this area. When this occurs the bonanza of bass is something

to see, and the arms, shoulders, and wrists get sore and tired as the catch is a

bass on just about every cast. Total fish for the 10 day period was 1132.

Today, St John's Water Management arrived and shut the gate so the flow has

stopped. This simply puts us back on the open areas of the lake which at this

time of year means irrigation ditch edges, intersections, and wood.

Just a reminder: to keep Scott and I busy we have a super sale going for the

summer months. Here's your chance to sample the best time of the year for both

size and quantity and save quite a bit of money.

Book two consecutive days: First day $300.00 and pay 1/2 fare for second.

Total savings: $150.00

Book four consecutive days: First and third day $300 and pay 1/2 fare for second

and fourth day. Additionally you can bring a 3rd person for free for all four

days.

Total savings: $600.00

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George Welcome offers "Guided" bass fishing trips on Florida's famous Stick Marsh/Farm 13, Ansin/Garcia Reservoir, and Blue Cypress Lakes. These waters are the best in the world and offer an outstanding opportunity for that "BASS" of a lifetime. Over 13 years of experience on these lakes gives us an unsurpassable edge when it comes to filling your hopes and aspirations. Over 20 years guiding fishermen on Florida waters.

Contact Info:

Imagination Bassin Guide Service
32 Bimini Cir.
Sebastian, FL 32958
Phone: 772-532-7440
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