perris 7/1/12

get to barisconi with headcase around 610 and see kelster there also so get on water around 630 or so and hook up on a dink within 5min and from then on it was on got about 25 or so bass biggest was almost 4lbs headcase and kelster got 7 or so and both got a 3lber i think most were caught on the road in 15 to 30 feet of water and most caught on greenie weenie and a few other colors it was a awesome day of fishin and one of my pb days out there slayin fish it was nice fishin with u again kelster

How were the "new" buoys? Kept the boats and jet skis out of the area ok?

WTG guys on awesome outting

Great work guys thanks for the info and get back out and do it again.

Thanks for the report man. Where are the pics?

sorry i never really take pics inless its a good size bass kelster has a few i think and there was 12 tubers out there at one point also which was pretty cool and the buoys helped a little but theres still those azzholes out there

25 WOW

You must be that #%*@ kid I've been seeing out there for years catching all the fish.
I'm the lone fly-fisherman.I got my 1 bass at noon



I took the time to mark all the buoys. The red line links all the new buoys in white. The blue dots are the buoys from last March. Theres only one buoy east of the road. I went as far as twin palms to check.

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Sometime around 1pm the buoy st the road drifted out about 100 yards and stayed there. It seemed really odd that it drifted out when there was a decent wind blowing in by then. Anyway this really messed things up. Some boaters saw it and made the hard left to go around it but most missed it and continued the straight line they were going which put then along the shoreline east of the road.

Thanks for the report...

o awesome bugger your the fly fishermen out there welcome to the forums haah ya im the one catchin them bass nice seenin u out there again

Another schooling from this man

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As fisher said most of the fish in the morning were deep 20'-30'buoy line out. I caught my last two, of eight, along the weed line down by the rocks. The last one completely inhaled the senko and bent my rod over. I tried to cut the hook but the fish wouldn't revive so I gave it to a couple when we came in. Sorta of like this but the hook was in the throat and every time that I would put the cutters there it would swallow and the hook would go deeper.

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The east end has dried up so now it is Bernasconi, west end for me the rest of the year.
Great fishing with you two even with you better then both of us combined. One time the three of us are next to each other; I am marking fish and guess who hooks up, the guy in the middle-fisher.
It was fun and thanks for the tips and the green weenie worm.
The guys in action

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It was easy taking pictures of headcase as he was as slow as me but fisher was a machine and I couldn't keep up with him.

Typical fish we were catching, healthy and strong fighters.

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There were a number of fish caught with one eye damaged, probably from the pressure that Perris has gotten so far this year.

Awesome post n pics guys!!!

Man you guys make it look so easy out there well done thanks for sharing.

Bugger- a BIG thanks! for sharing your Google buoy pic. That's very nice. Too bad it doesn't continue on out past Twin Palms and also the other way to the water tower. Oh well, it's at least better than it was.