Now that school is back in session, many area schools come to Springbrook for field trips. Springbrook has an excellent education center, activities, great trails and a secret stash of kayaks for the kids to take out on the lake (I'm not quite sure why they don't rent them out to campers). Now, since it is a tiny lake, only 15 acres, having 20 or so kids learning to use kayaks can get crowded – fast! Today there happened to be a very large class, split into three groups of about 20 or so. Kayaking, fishing and hiking. The fishing group made a beeline to the jetty I was fishing on, but I managed to cast two times and hook a nice 8 to 9 inch crappie. Since there were a lot of kids and plenty of grown-ups to help out, I surrendered my spot and moved to the good hole. The one that holds +6 lb largemouth bass. Even with all the kids fishing and kayaks coming 5 feet from where I was along with half of them playing bumper boats, the fishing was good. Not quite as peaceful as I hoped, but 5 bass and 1 crappie in an hour ain't bad. And all were caught using a Yo-Zuri Jerk-O in tasty Lemon Shad, which I absolutely love. Perfect shallow water bait.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Springbrook Lake State Park fishing report
Headed up to Springbrook State Park this morning. It is only about 7 miles away, so it is an easy getaway.
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fishing,
springbrook state park,
yo-zuri,
yo-zuri jerk-o
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