Bass Frenzy - 15th March 2012

Thats is super fishing Frank, well done.

Congrats frank that was unbelievable fishing ill be keeping an eye on the pressure
from now on

very nice if only they were like that up this neck of the woods

Well done that man and it is good to hear that somebody is have some luck with the bass anyway. Thanks for a great little report and letting us share in your good fortune and luck.

Regards Wez

Great fishing Frank, well done.

Thats something else frank well done

Some fishing man, giving away good hints aswel man much appreciated !

jeees. thats as good as it gets. if Carlsberg did bass fishing...
prime looking fish there
excellent fishing great stuff Frank. great report

19 bass thats some fishing,lucky to get one up this ways,,,well done and nice fishing,,,

Frank sounds like your back on form!!

excellent fishing Frank!

Astounding . Well done.

SUPER fishing Frank, Well done

Well done Frank. Super fishing

thats briliant,Frank!

That is some serious fishing for neap tides.... Well done

You must have been terribly disappointed not to have made it to an even twenty, ah well, one of these days.

I am convinced too that the rapidly dropping barometric pressure after a prolonged period of high pressure was responsible for this feeding frenzy, I have often experienced the same pattern of behaviour.
It is widely believed the falling pressure makes fish, which own a swim bladder, feed more aggressively on a falling pressure. When barometric pressure is rising, fish generally become more active, but when pressure is high, fish tend to slow down, seek cover or head to deeper waters.

Excellent report and congratulations Frank, you are on the best way to exceed your personal record this year again.

Super session Frank what can i say fantastic well done

class A fishing what happened to cortaz superb !!!!!!!

Thats remarkable fishing frank i envy you