Bass fishing Sept 10 Bass Assassin Lake Olathe- Daily fishing with Dave join me on my fishing journey

 Thanks for joining me today as I show you my success using the Bass Assassin fluke bait

Sept 10 2024, Daily fishing with Dave 

Fishing at Lake Olathe in mid September.. Nice sunny day, 70 degrees with a high of mid 80's. A slight breeze caused a little choppy water. Caught 3 of these 1-1/2 pound bass just north of the fishing pavilion near the grass. Try the Fluke at Lake Olathe !









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