Stick Marsh & Farm 13

Capt. George Welcome
January 16, 2006
Stick Marsh-Farm 13 - Freshwater Fishing Report

Saturday the wind blew and it blew strongly. The only bait choice that made

sense for John Culmer and his John who had traveled all the way from Stafford,

VA was to give it shot with shiners. In addition, along with the frontal passage

bringing the wind came much cooler temperatures. However, the bass were biting

and the day turned out not so bad after all.



John Jr. with one that helped make the wind seem less and the air a bit warmer.



John Sr. holding a 7.5 pound lady which was the big fish for the day.



John Sr. with an almost duplicate to his big fish.

Day two for the Culmers was supposed to be less windy, but during the night

the temperatures dropped and they were greeted with 34 degrees at the ramp.

Returning to the area that they worked yesterday was a chilling event but

spirits and anticipation were high as they prepared to haul them in.

The Marsh did one of her twists and the cooling temperatures had a drastic

effect on the bite. By days end only one in the boat and the fingers were just

starting to get warm. John will be back later this year when weather is more

predictable.

See you out there. Have a great day and say hi if you see us out there.

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