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You are here: Home / Bass Fishing Reports / Salt Springs Reservoir fishing report 7/21/18 – by Alex Sanchez

Salt Springs Reservoir fishing report 7/21/18 – by Alex Sanchez

July 28, 2018 by Randy Walker

Water Temp. 82

Water Clarity 3-4 feet Visibility

Sunny 98 Degrees

Fished Salt Springs for the first time this year, the reservoir was fairly full. My family and I hit the water at 12:30 and fished until 7:30. There was no shortage of fish! We caught over 50 fish in the few hours we fished. The better bites seem to come on a drop-shot, fishing main lake points. We also did find some explosive bites in the back of coves on a Spro Bronzeye Popping Frog and a River2Sea Whopper Plopper 130. Our best five fish were around 22 pounds. The lake is healthy and doing better than ever! If your looking for a fishing destination out of boat traffic I would definitely recommend Salt Springs Reservoir!

Filed Under: Bass Fishing Reports, Uncategorized Tagged With: #River2sea, Alex Sanchez, frog fishing, Salt Springs Valley Reservoir, Spro, top water

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