Show me your bass

Don't forget the Yellow Bass and the Peacock Bass
 

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Well done on the bass! I wish the wind and smoke hadn't been an issue and - those darn caprs - would have presented themselves. Always a next time.
I spotted a bunch further uplake that next day, but they didn't seem to be feeding, and showed no interest in a fly dropped near them. Water was still very murky in the shallows there.

I appreciated all the tips, tho, and had fun walking those flats with you!
 
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