Fishing Report July 16 2016 New Hampshire

For all of the days that we spend on the water, most of them are always involving fishing. But when the temperatures rise to 90 degrees or more, time to putting the fishing rods down and pulling out the tube so that everyone can enjoy some time in the water. What a better way of enjoying the hot afternoon being pulled around on the tube. As my son gets older, it is fun watching him doing more things like this. So after we were done with the tubing, we had an hour left on the ...water and went and did some power fishing. Since time was very limited, I wanted to be able to cover as much water as possible and the bait that allows you at doing that is a crankbait. Working the weedlines, we were fishing with the Salmo Hornet and didn't take long for the bass to start biting. There were a handful of these caught and definitely were seeing that the fish were hanging out past the deeper weed edge. Tried a few different locations but nothing was in the shallower waters and most fish were in the 10 foot depths. There was one surprise fish that hit the Hornet size 5 and that was a thick sunfish. This particular lake, we generally don't see many bigger sunfish in the warmer months and only catch them during the ice season.