Wow, those are some beauties, glad you had such a great trip there!

I’m headed there next week. Any recommendations on what to throw? 

Those are tanks. Beautiful!

Well done, gentlemen! Springtime!

Originaly Posted By Hal ODell

Well done, gentlemen! Springtime!

shocked this lake is not booked the entire Spring. FYI, my favorite month is June before it gets real hot. I have caught at least 50 bass over 6 lbs over the years in June. Probably 25 over 7 lbs and 15 over 8 lbs. Great Lake!

I am going on my second year as a member of this great organization. Al Burns is my father. I went fishing with him at Waco Creek Lake on February 24 and 25. It was a great time. I live in Utah. It is worth the time and money to be a member of this great club.

I am an avid bass fisherman in Utah and the surrounding states. However, bass fishing is limited in Utah because of the cold winters, and the lakes are frozen over 4 to 5 months of the year. So, bass fishing in Utah can be limiting at times. I do enjoy ice fishing, but I would rather be bass fishing. Being a part of this club allows me to bass fish year-round. I have been very impressed. Since fishing the club’s lakes with my dad as a guest or as a member, I have caught five in the 8 lbs. range, two in the 9 lbs. range, and one in the 10 lbs. range. This is a dream come true.

I want to thank the management, lake owners, and everyone involved for producing great lakes and bass.

Originaly Posted By Andrew Schoonover

I’m headed there next week. Any recommendations on what to throw? 

I know this message is late. I fished with my dad, Al Burns, at Waco Creek Lake, on February 24 and February 25. We caught a lot of the bass on the north end of the lake. We caught some bass on the south end of the lake. We caught a lot of bass close to the shoreline and a decent amount suspended or out in the open. We caught all of our bass on a drop shot rig using 2.5-to-4-inch jigs (June Bug color). I use a medium-action spinning rod. Since fishing the club’s lakes, I have caught hundreds of bass on a drop shot using 2.5-to-4-inch jigs. I believe I have caught all of my 7 lbs. bass, 8 lbs. bass, and 9 lbs. bass using the drop shot technique. Most of the bass I catch are usually out in the open away from the shoreline and suspended. Almost all of the big bass I have caught in the club’s lakes have been out in the open or suspended.