blythe 4-8 thru 4-10

[gogreeenz4]

what a weekend man oh man between me and my girl we got 30 plus fish 6 of which were bass i got 3 smallies and 2 lmb and my girl got 1 smallie but we got blue gill .perch . pan fish basically all weekend long without doin a thing

but i have picturees i wanna upload and its sayn there to large and im not tech savy at all so i dont get this uploader can someone help so i cant get the pictures up to complete the story?

[Slick Rick]

Nice! I'll be heading up there in a couple weeks.

Just use Photobucket or imageshack for the images.

[vanillagurilla]

There's a sicky in the photos section about loading photos.

[gogreeenz4]

Nice! I'll be heading up there in a couple weeks.

Just use Photobucket or imageshack for the images.

were at in blythe?? the fishng was awesome we would toss out a night crawler on one setup and then would use berkley gulp smelt 3 or 4 inches just bouncein it off the bottom on another pole and killed it...sucha blast

[gogreeenz4]

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[Natural Lefty]

Where were you at in the Blythe area, if you don't mind? Are those private docks or public? By the way, those sunfish in the photos are Redears, not Bluegills.

[gogreeenz4]

i think its best left un said hahahahaha but um its about 20 miles from the hwy off of intake i believe its on the 20 mile mark of ther river and we are in a lagoon this is off the main stretch of water and we got blue gils perch and apparently now red ears.. bitchnn

[Natural Lefty]

Thanks for responding so quickly gogreenz4. Yes, that area is tops for good size Redears and Bluegills as far as I am concerned, plus it's got lots of LMB and SMB, plus maybe stripers and catfish. The Redear your girlfriend is holding looks pretty huge. Redears are usually larger than Bluegills. My wife usually catches the biggest ones too. (LOL) We usually go there around this time of year but this year my illness, taxes, family coming to town, etc. is keeping that from happening. I can't figure out where it is from your description but maybe with a map.... Anyway, we already know of several public backwater areas with awesome springtime fishing in the Blythe area.

[gogreeenz4]

pm sent to my dooo natural lefty ..but awesome time could believe the amount of fish in this lagoon blew me away .. id say i sawl 60 fish get cuaght and releeased. not a single fish didnt swim away like a bolt of lightning by us and other anglers we got 30 plus ourselfs in a 4 day period once agian all cand r..great time and great fishn

[Natural Lefty]

gogreenz4, I reloaded the photos at a higher resolution and the place does look familiar, but there are more docks in the photos than I remember being there before (like last year). Also the one you are on seems a little bigger if it's the one I am thinking of. Maybe some more docks have been built there since last year.

Another thing: You mentioned in your PM that you caught several kinds of panfish. The one you can only see from the top looks like a Crappie to me, which is a pleasant surprise. I have never seen a Crappie along the Colorado River before. It's hard to tell what it is because of the angle though. For some reason, that photo didn't load before. You must have caught it on the Berkley Gulp Smelt. The Crappies pretty much go for artificials like that, and don't bite natural baits much. I even caught a bunch of Redears and Bluegills on jigs last year, but no Crappies. It's in a report in the Colorado River section of this site.

[gogreeenz4]

gogreenz4, I reloaded the photos at a higher resolution and the place does look familiar, but there are more docks in the photos than I remember being there before (like last year). Also the one you are on seems a little bigger if it's the one I am thinking of. Maybe some more docks have been built there since last year.

Another thing: You mentioned in your PM that you caught several kinds of panfish. The one you can only see from the top looks like a Crappie to me, which is a pleasant surprise. I have never seen a Crappie along the Colorado River before. It's hard to tell what it is because of the angle though. For some reason, that photo didn't load before. You must have caught it on the Berkley Gulp Smelt. The Crappies pretty much go for artificials like that, and don't bite natural baits much. I even caught a bunch of Redears and Bluegills on jigs last year, but no Crappies. It's in a report in the Colorado River section of this site.

actually i got 1 pan fish out 30 on the artifical but the rest came on night crawlers.. so i think we got blue gil crappie and red ear and perch it was amazing whatever they were soooper fun