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Old 08-04-2007, 11:24 AM
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Dimples in a pond: what am I seeing?

Often when I hit a farm pond out here in NE Kansas, I see a lot of activity in the water. It looks something like a ripple from a rain drop, but only one ring. I take this to be some sort of an insect emerging, in part because I often see swallows flying low at the same time, sometimes even hitting the water. I don't see the insects, though.


Any ideas what it might be and how a guy fishing a pond stocked with LM bass and bluegills might take advantage?
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Re: Dimples in a pond: what am I seeing?

If it were me I'd start with a small beetle or grasshopper imitation and plop it out there gently and let it sit for 30 sec. Then twitch it a little.

Then I'd throw a small wooly bugger out there and try various retrieves.

If it's bluegills you'll know quickly.

Try it and report back.

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