Toledo Bend Lunker Bass #38




Henry West of Mermentau scored on this 10.80-pound Toledo Bend lunker fishing in Housen with a Carolina-rigged, Big Bite Rojas Fighting Frog. The fish was taken May 18, 2020, in 16 to 18 feet of water. (Photo courtesy of the Toledo Bend Lake Association, Henry West)


 Date fish taken: 5/18/2020
 Anglers’ name: Henry West
 Hometown: Mermentau, Louisiana
 Location where fish taken: Housen
 Depth taken: 16 to18 feet of water
 Lure used to catch fish: Carolina-rigged, Big Bite Rojas Fighting Frog
 Other tackle used: (rod, reel, line): 7-foot, 6-inch Lew’s rod; Lew’s Speed Spool reel; 14-pound Berkley Big Game mono
 Certified Weigh Station: Fin and Feather Resort
 Certified bass weight: 10.80 pounds
 Entry number of bass in the Toledo Bend Lunker Program: 38
 Tagged and eligible for replica from Toledo Bend Lake Association: Yes

The official weight of West’s Housen lunker was 10.80 pounds making this bass lunker No. 38 for the 2019-2020 Toledo Bend Lunker Bass Program season.




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FAIR. Water normal stain; 58 degrees; 2.49 feet below pool. After the recent rains most of all the creeks are muddy and with water still coming in. The shallow bite is going to be hard with the dirty water, but chartreuse or orange colored spinnerbaits and chatterbaits always work great in the mud. The deep fish are going to be slow due to the rising water, but casting crankbaits, dropshots and spoons should land catches. Mid range fish are going to be best in 12-20 feet on Texas rigs, Carolina rigs and big crankbaits. There is a new moon coming this week which should get the female bass thinking about getting ready to make a move up. A cool down in the forecast with temperatures in the high 50s. No reports on crappie. Report by Stephen Johnston, Johnston Fishing.

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