 
                Major League Fishing Results from Mosquito Creek in Ohio.  #mlf #bass #fishing #bassfishing #tournament #tournaments #results #Ohio
The Top 10 boaters finished the tournament:
1st:        Benjamin Quisno, Oakwood, Ohio, five bass, 19-3, $4,244
2nd:       Sean Wieda, Alexandria, Ky., five bass, 18-12, $2,122
3rd:       Nathan Digiacobbe, Girard, Ohio, five bass, 17-7, $2,013
4th:        Donald Sibley, Strasburg, Ohio, five bass, 16-10, $990
5th:        Brian Campbell, Oxford, Ohio, five bass, 16-1, $1,149
6th:        Tim Snively, Trenton, Ohio, five bass, 15-7, $778
7th:        Jeremy Tenwalde, Ft. Jennings, Ohio, five bass, 15-5, $707
8th:        Mike Blake, Carrollton, Ohio, five bass, 14-9, $1,137 (includes $500 Phoenix MLF Contingency Bonus)
9th:        Brandon Freer, Youngstown, Ohio, five bass, 14-8, $566
10th:     Randy Dustin, Falconer, N.Y., five bass, 14-5, $495
This was our first fishing trip of 2023. Strong winds and storms the day prior led into our bluebird fishing day. Come along to see how we stringed some bites together on a tough fishing condition day. Thanks for being part of our community and stayed tuned for more exclusive content from R & J Bass Fishing. If you have any questions, feel free to leave them below and we'll answer them.
One key element missing from this Traverse City Michigan lake. #Traverse #city #michigan #bass fishing #fishing
 
        
    Little underwater footage of some smallmouth bass swimming back and forth along an old pipe line.  Find underwater structure that bass travel often.
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    I went Wamplers lake in Irish Hills this past Sunday. Let me start by saying what. a circus on the water by the time afternoon rolled around. I had two goals for my fishing for the day. I wanted to catch some bass for a few hours and I also wanted to come home with a mess of bluegill or redear sunfish for dinner. I had a decent few hours bass fishing in the morning catching 7 of them. The bluegill fishing was actually more challenging because trying to find quality fish was a bit difficult. I caught too many to count, but only brought home a dozen that were big enough to filet up. Water temperature was 70 when I got there, and 72 when I left. Water temperature down at 14 feet was also 70 according to my underwater camera. I did use the underwater camera a bit trying to locate some bigger bluegill. Short video of the some of the underwater footage and one bass catch below.
