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        <description>Bass fishing reports from Lake El Salto, Lake Baccarac, Lake Huites and Lake Mateos in Mexico.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Mexico Bass</title>
            <description>Narlin reporting excellent bass fishing for numbers and quality bass up to 9 pounds over most of the lake with almost all 10 boats out last week. Money Minnow swimbaits producing bigger bass along with Lake Fork Swimbaits Size is getting better according the guides at Lake Baccarac. 
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            <title>Lake Baccarac, Mexico</title>
            <description>Morning Report March 4th from Lake Baccarac Lodge: Excellent report from the Lodge this morning with all boats catching over 70 bass and Jimmy Manley landing 13.9 pound bass using a 8 inch Watermelon Lizzard....</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>We are still catching very good numbers at Lake Baccarac, with Gil Wright and Denis Bootenhoff of Oklahoma City catching 531 bass in four days of fishing, including six largemouth over 5 lbs., eight over 6 lbs., seven bass over 7 lbs.,</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac, Mexico</title>
            <description>To our good friend, who for many years has been bass fishing with us in Mexico and always searching for trophy bass over 10 lbs., today Baccarac was very kind. Hal Clifford, using Carolina rigged Senkos, caught a 10.0, a 10.3 and an 11.0 bass.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>We are starting to see size along with the excellent numbers of black bass. Vernon Gallo of Oklahoma found honey holes holding excellent numbers of 6 to 8 lb. bass.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac</title>
            <description>The numbers of bass are continuing to be very strong for groups at the lodge. Dennis McCarty and Steve Wik from California are having a great week so far. While fishing with guide Pedro, Steve caught an 11.0 bass, an 11.3 and an 8.14 largemouth</description>
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            <title>Lake El Salto - Anglers Inn</title>
            <description>Lake El Salto continues to hold big bass, but turned into quite a numbers lake in the past few weeks. Leonard Mailes of Oklahoma, achieved a lifetime milestone and topped the weekly lunker list with an 11.3-pounder, which sucked up a lizard. He and his fishing partner, Floyd Duncan landed 305 bass in three days. Floyd caught an 8-pound, 10-ounce lunker. &lt;br /&gt;
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            <description>The “ALL TACKLE WORLD RECORD”  Butterfly Peacock Bass was caught in the Fly In Floating Cabins III on the Urubaxi. It was a little over 17 lbs and was caught by Mr. George Walters from Charlotte city, state of North Carolina on a Top Water Prop Lure. All information is being sent to the IGFA for registration.</description>
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            <title>Lake Huites, Mexico</title>
            <description>Bass fishing on Lake Huites remains very strong with up to 150 bass per boat and largemouth bass up to 9 lbs. Very strong number of 5 to 6 lbers.</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:59:50 -0800</pubDate>
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                <![CDATA[February 6th to 8th, 2010<br />
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Peacock Bass fishing continues to be good, except in one river but, should improve as the Fly-In Floating Cabins move upriver into low fishing pressure areas. In 2 ½ days a total of 1428 Peacock Bass were landed by 36 anglers, 35 of which were in the 10-16 lbs. class, 3 in the 17 - 19 lbs. class and one 24 pounder caught on a Fly! <br />
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WATER LEVELS AT OUR AMAZON PEACOCK BASS FISHERIES: <br />
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North & Mid-North: (North Negro tributaries and South Negro Tributaries) Water levels at the headwaters of the Negro tributaries continue to be excellent. From the end of Oct. up to mid Nov. riverboats on the Negro channel had the best Peacock Bass fishing for the last 8 years but, fish size and quality has slowly dropped since over fishing from survival, commercial and even sport fishing may have caused an impact <br />
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Mid-North: ( South Negro tributaries and the Unini Preserve ) See Above ^ <br />
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North-East: ( Roraima State ) The Branco tributaries water levels on River Plate’s exclusive fisheries (Taperá,Xeurini, Shufaris, and Homero ) continue to be extremely low and, in the case of the upper Tapera, even too low for our  Fly-In Floating Cabins. <br />
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Mid-South: ( Igoapaçú Indian Reservation ) Water levels were perfect mid-October till mid-November and, are now high which is normal this time of the year. <br />
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South: ( Marmelos Indian Reservation ) Water levels were perfect during July-August and, are now high which is normal for this time of the year. <br />]]>
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            <description>■Date: Feb 9th, 2010  &lt;br /&gt;
■Name:  Lake Baccarac Lodge &lt;br /&gt;
■Hottest Baits: 5 inch senkos, 1/2 oz rattletraps silver/blue, Meduim Bomber crankbaits, worms, lizards  &lt;br /&gt;
■Hottest Colors: Watermelon,  1oz Jigs  very hot bait &lt;br /&gt;
■Date Fished:  Feb. 7th to 9th &lt;br /&gt;
■Comments:  From Randy Reed Day 1 - 189 bass in the boat, day 2 - 81 bass in boat  and day 3 121 bass in boat, In 3 days of fishing in our boat we had 6 bass over 8 pounds, 1 bass over 7 pounds, 21 bass over 6 pounds maybe 50 bass over 4 pounds.&lt;br /&gt;</description>
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            <description>■Date: Feb 7th, 2010  &lt;br /&gt;
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■Hottest Baits: 5 inch senkos, 1/2 oz rattletraps silver/blue, Meduim Bomber crankbaits, worms, lizards  &lt;br /&gt;
■Hottest Colors: Watermelon,  1oz Jigs  very hot bait &lt;br /&gt;
■Date Fished:  Feb. 5th to 6th &lt;br /&gt;
■Comments:  Good numbers of largemouth bass up to 7 pounds caught up the river with senkos and medium running Bomber Fat Free Shad. The bigger bass are once again harder to find the last two days but overall excellent bass fishing action and water temp should start warming now.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac - Bass Fishing Report</title>
            <description>It was one of my better trips to your lodge. We didn&apos;t catch alot of really big fish, but we caught hundreds of bass in the 3 to 6lb range and missed several BIG ones and just one fish over 10lbs.</description>
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            <description>Gale Vaught and Roger Matthews both from Missouri had a day on the water yesterday that was nothing short of outstanding. They caught a total of 361 bass –</description>
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            <description>January 30 - Jeff Pope and John Lawson, a couple of wildcats from Kentucky, are just creating all kinds of problems for the bass at Huites!  They are averaging 150 fish a day in the boat, up to 8 lbs. with the best bass coming off the banks with large and medium crankbaits - white and green. We also have John Stafford and his group bass fishing the creek channels with white/pearl wacky style Senkos which is producing up to 7 lbs.</description>
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                <![CDATA[Date: Jan 28th, 2010 <br />
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Hottest Baits: Swimbaits, 7 inch senkos, large crankbaits, 5 inch senkos  <br />
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Hottest Colors: firetiger, Cirtus Shad crankbaits, watermelon senkos <br />
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Date Fished:  Jan 21st to Jan 27th <br />
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Comments:  Bob Schriewer and Jerry Ballard just returned from bass fishing at Lake Huites via private air out of Choix and John Owens and Jeff Pope just got to the lodge also via private air into Choix - a great way to get to the lake!  Excellent, excellent bass fishing!  It's off the charts with 4, 5, 6 and 7 lb. bass caught in the canyons in 12 to 14 feet of water on Senkos and crank baits. <br />]]>
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            <description>Tough bass fishing Friday and Saturday with very high winds and big rains forcing us off of Lake Baccarac. However, before the storm, fishing was excellent upriver with bass up the river caught up to 6 lbs. and at the south end of the lake producing largemouth up to 9 lbs. in deeper water. The bigger bass are moving up slowly and still are a little out of reach. &lt;br /&gt;</description>
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            <title>El Salto Bass Fishing Report</title>
            <description>Senkos, Yumdingers and similar soft-plastic baits, rigged either wacky or Texas style, top the list of hot baits this week. Rigged wacky style, the exposed hook sometimes snags on timber. String a rubberband from under the barb to around the shank. The rubberband across the gap might help deflect wood and keep the hook from snagging....</description>
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Hottest Baits: Swimbaits, 7 inch senkos, large crankbaits, 5 inch senkos  <br />
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Hottest Colors: firetiger, Cirtus Shad crankbaits, watermelon senkos <br />
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Date Fished:  Jan 13th to Jan 14th <br />
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            <description>This week has not produced very many big bass on Baccarac but the numbers of small bass in the first 20 ft of water is outstanding.... small being 1 to 3 pounds...Eddie Carmon did catch a 11.9 pound largemouth bass in 25 ft of water</description>
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            <title>Lake Huites Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>Good numbers and quality bass. Lake Huites is hot right now. Insane quality as described by Shane Ryal who recently visited Lake Huites Lodge &quot;Here are a couple of the better bass from Huites, we didn’t get any giants but the overall quality was insane.&quot;</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing Report</title>
            <description>Jan 8 - Leo Osburns group report excellent largemouth numbers and also reported a 10.8 and 9.8 bass caught on Carolina rigged watermelon Lizards. Six boats on the water all doing very well with 150 bass being caught per boat. &lt;br /&gt;</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>Red Hot action but no Baccarac Big Bass. Good bass fishing action up the river and in most parts of the lake. The rattletrap bite is excellent and the topwater bite is good early.</description>
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            <title>Anglers Inn El Salto Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>John and Kay Munoz know how to start a good fishing trip. For the past 12 years when staying at their time-share condo at Pueblo Bonito Mazatlan, the San Marcos, Calif., couple squeezed in a fishing trip to Lake El Salto. Early one morning during their most recent visit, John worked a 7-inch white fluke through some treetops sticking out of eight feet of water.&lt;br /&gt;
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“I was bringing the fluke through the tops and working it just beneath the surface when a big fish rolled on it,” John said. “Immediately, I threw back there again. The second time, the fish grabbed it and I landed one right at about 10 pounds. It was my first fish of the morning. We probably caught about 15 bass that morning. Most averaged 2 to 3 pounds, but we also caught a 7.5-pounder.” &lt;br /&gt;
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Report</title>
            <description>Lots of small bass with no big largemouth biting the last two days, excellent numbers of bass can be caught on watermelon lizzards and watermelon worms,</description>
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            <pubDate>Sun, 3 Jan 2010 04:50:45 -0800</pubDate>
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            <title>Lake Huites Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>2010 could not be starting out any better! In 1997, I was lucky enough to fish Lake Huites and thought I&apos;d never see that kind of bass fishing duplicated on Huites. But for some unknown reason, Santa Claus has given us plenty of Mexican largemouth bass to keep us entertained at Lake Huites.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac, Mexico</title>
            <description>The last fews days have been excellent with topwater bass fishing early and late. 5 inch senkos in Watermelon along with meduim and small crankbaits. 4 inch swimbaits and junebug worms are catching largemouth bass.....</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>Well, it&apos;s official - the big bass are showing up. Russ called in an excellent report with the big black bass starting to hit 3/4 oz. and 1 oz. silver-blue rattletraps. Brad Drake landed one over 11, as well as Norm Klayman reporting 140 largemouth for his boat caught mostly on silver / chartreuse rattletraps, and claimed to have lost the biggest bass he has ever seen.</description>
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            <pubDate>Sun, 20 Dec 2009 13:15:58 -0800</pubDate>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>The Gil Wright group of eight has fantastic action on Lake Baccarac - 1125 bass in three days of fishing on the lake. Denis Bootenhoff said it was his second best trip to Lake Baccarac, as far as numbers and size of largemouth bass.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac, Mexico</title>
            <description>It&apos;s getting to be that time of year. Mr. Big Bass, Gil Wright, will be at the lodge this week. Sonny Talkington, the fabled resident at Baccarac, is returning to the lodge next week. Both have a keen sense of where the big largemouth bass are and when the big fish are going to bite. Gil&apos;s story is remarkable. Last season alone he landed two bass over 14, two over 13 and to date, 44 black bass over 10 pounds.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>We have had an unusually high number of small bass caught at the lake. The key to catching the big bass is, don&apos;t get frustrated with the small fish, use your bigger presentations, 8 inch watermelon seed lizards, 6 inch swim baits. Russ and Narlin had the best luck fishing the humps in the main lake. The mornings are getting cool and the water temperature is dropping.</description>
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            <title>Lake El Salto Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>Floridians Carl P. and his son Carl J. Hochrein took full advantage of what Anglers Inn International has to offer. After averaging more than 80 bass per day up to 7 pounds at Lake Mateos, Carl P. caught his first sailfish and Carl J. caught his first roosterfish off Mazatlan. They also caught many dolphin, snapper up to 15 pounds, jacks and other fish before heading inland to challenge the trophy largemouths in Lake El Salto.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing</title>
            <description>Tom Reddington&apos;s group of 8 have come and gone for the week. Overall good bass fishing action but the big fish did not show with the exception of one bass over 9 and and couple of bass over 8.</description>
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            <description>Bass fishing remains very strong for numbers and also Tom Redington&apos;s group on Nov. 15th landed four bass over 8 lbs. All big largemouth were caught on Rapala 3/4 oz. rattletraps. Rancho Padre seems to be holding not only the big bass but good numbers as well.</description>
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            <description>The first two days on the lake, fishing by myself with one of the local guides, I was amazed at the numbers of bass that could be caught. I could have easily caught 100 largemouth on day one and day two, although most were in the 1 to 3 1/2 lb. range. I did manage to eek out a couple of 8 lb. bass.</description>
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            <title>Lake El Salto Bass Fishing Report</title>
            <description>As we head into mid-November, bass at Lake El Salto hold in the deep channels. Bring a bunch of plastic baits and slip sinkers for outstanding worm action. The hottest baits of the week were 8-inch Zoom or 10-inch Berkley Power Worms rigged Texas-style and Carolina-rigged lizards dragged over the bottom. These lures produced quite a few good fish with several topping 10 pounds in the past few days.</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 13 Nov 2009 20:33:41 -0800</pubDate>
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            <title>Lake Huites - Lake Bass Fishing Report</title>
            <description>We fished Lake Huites on the 28th: The Lake is in good condition and the numbers of bass caught seem to be coming back strong along with a good mix of largemouth bass in the 6 to 7 pound range</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 9 Nov 2009 23:51:43 -0800</pubDate>
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            <description>Rancho Padre area is producing unbelievable action, with a good number of bass between 4 and 8 1/2 lbs. Every week, we seem to be catching a little bit bigger black bass and we have never seen this kind of action at Lake Baccarac. Narlin Salazar did catch and 11.3 lb.&apos;er on topwater on November 3rd.</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 9 Nov 2009 20:16:44 -0800</pubDate>
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            <description>Narlin Salazar caught an 11.3 pound bass on topwater around 10:00 am this morning. Nurhan Papucciyan and his group from Canada reporting the best bass fishing trip they have ever had with 50 bass per person being caught each morning and each afternoon</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing Report</title>
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            <title>Baccarac Lake Bass Fishing in Mexico</title>
            <description>October 14, Ed Connors fished Lake Baccarac using mainly 8 inch watermelon plastic lizards and he reported excellent results in the 3 - 5 1/2 lb. range. Ed estimated catching between 40 and 45 bass per session with very few small fish, mainly catching 3 1/2 to 5 1/2 black bass.</description>
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            <title>Amazon Peacock Bass Fishing Report</title>
            <description>Today our group boated a total of 509 peacock bass with 7-10lbs, 1-11lbs, 5-12lbs, 2-13lbs, 4-14lbs, 2-15lbs, 3-16lbs, 3-17lbs, 1-19lbs. Big Fish of the Day was landed by Brandon Luskin.</description>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac Bass Report</title>
            <description>Quite a bit different year at Lake Baccarac than it was last year at this same time. Lots of action on the lake, with good numbers of 1 to 4 lb. bass.</description>
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            <title>Anglers Inn Lake El Salto</title>
            <description>As you probably know, we are coming off our best fishing season in years. Our customers enjoyed catching huge numbers of El Salto bass in the 7- to 10-pound range. And here’s great news: We expect the rainfall and lake levels to produce another banner season for 2009–2010. With the new season about to kick off Anglers Inn International resort at El Salto, customers already are catching 25 to 40 bass per outing. Most of these fish are in the 4- to 9-pound range, with some real hawgs up to 13 pounds! &lt;br /&gt;
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Well it looks like these guys are learning how to rip those WoodChoppers! Today was another day of great top water action with a total of 368 peacocks boated! They landed 28 10lbs. or better with 7 10lbs., 5 11lbs., 4 12lbs., 3 13lbs., 3 14lbs., 1 16lbs., 1 17lbs., 2 20lbs., 1 21lbs., with the big fish of the day weighing in at 22lbs!<br />
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The third day of the season and our anglers boated 274 peacock bass. 21 of those were 10 lbs. or better, 6-10-pounders, 1-11-pounder, 2-12pounders, 2-13-pounders, 3-14-pounders, 1-17-pounder, 1-18pounder, 1-19pounder, 1-20-pounder, 1-21-pounder, and 1-22-pounder. Vaughn again had the big fish of the day. I heard that most anglers were so tired from catching all those fish that they were back in by 3pm. Another great day on the Rio Negro! <br />
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The fishing improved today as our anglers honed their peacock bass fishing skills. Today the group boated a total of 255 peacocks with 2 10lbs., 2 11lbs., 3 12lbs.,  1 14lb., 1 15lb., 1 17lb., 1 18lb.,  1 19lb., and 1 21 pounder. Big fish of the day went to Vaughn Johnson for his 21lb. monster. This is a great start for the season. let’s see what tomorrow brings. <br />
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Our 18th season has officially begun! Yesterday our first group arrived at the Rio Negro Lodge and first thing this morning they all headed out for our first fishing day of the season. Our 18 anglers boated (please note that we do not count hook-ups or any fish that does not make it into the boat/net) a total of 207 peacocks (we do not count other fish) for the day with 2 10lb., 1 11lb., 2 12lb., 1 14lb., 1 16lb., 2 17lb., and 1 18 pounder! Not bad for the first day. The 18 pounder was landed by Ron Rhodes. Our internet provider for the Lodge said that the internet there should be up and running on Monday. Once they are online the daily fishing report will be posted from there with pictures of the big fish of the day. <br />
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            <description>Date:  October 1st, 2009 &lt;br /&gt;
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Hottest Baits:  Swimbaits, spiinerbaits, crankbaits, buzzbaits &lt;br /&gt;
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Date Fished: September 27th - 30th &lt;br /&gt;
Comments: While fishing with Sixto Figeroa, obviously, the numbers are back. Our boat caught 62 bass between 1 1/2 to 4 lbs. on Thursday afternoon. We caught 11 bass between 5 and 8 lbs. This is quite exciting, considering we could not find this size largemouth bass most of last season. The bigger fish did not show up for any of us in three days at the lodge, which is not typical for this time of year, but we do except that as the water continues to rise, the big bass will come out of the deep and be at more catchable levels. I can say that fishing lighter line with smaller presentations produced the better numbers. Lake Baccarac is currently 83% full and rising, with afternoon rains almost daily up in the mountains. We did not see much in cloud cover around the lake. We will have another bass fishing report in one week.&lt;br /&gt;
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            <pubDate>Tue, 6 Oct 2009 23:26:39 -0700</pubDate>
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            <title>Lake Baccarac 2008/2009 Bass Fishing Season Summary</title>
            <description>What a season it was at Lake Baccarac. Fishing in October started out with nothing but huge bass, literally with a 6 lb. average, sometimes not catching largemouth under 6 or 7 lbs. for the entire trip.</description>
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            <pubDate>Sun, 20 Sep 2009 04:40:47 -0700</pubDate>
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