Saw some smallmouth in there and also a bunch of baby largemouth. How should I fish this?
Posted by THERANDOMGAMER2
11 Comments
448mover on
The first few times I fish somewhere new to me I throw a green or black/blue senko. They’re just the ol reliable fish finder. And I try new things from that point.
Ill-Upstairs-8762 on
Skip a senco or Ned rig or jig up under those overhanging trees and bushes. You’ll find them there
Fluffy_Word_9582 on
Definitely getting a buzz bait or whopper plopper under those low hanging trees, and probably a weightless fluke as well
Z3r0_Co0l on
Inline spinner
Legitimate_Estate_92 on
Wacky worm, jig with a swim bait, or a chatter bait with trailer
oopserv_ on
Curly tail grub on a 1/32 jig head
Slight_Bat_8629 on
Swim jig, lipless, crankbait to cover water and find if/where they are biting and then use something with more finesse once you find the area out where they are. Or like was already mentioned to find shade and structure and flip a soft plastic over their head
cordashio75 on
It’s so open there just go with what your most comfy with and move on from that. For me it’s an inline like roaster tail or Panther Martin. But to each their own!
Discinbdub on
Rooster Tail.
Rebel Pop-R.
Whooper Plopper 75, or 90.
Holiday_Age_950 on
I would throw a hellgrammite or a craw on a lightweight jig head or Ned rig, 1/15-1/8 oz. Let it drift in the water until it hits bottom then hop it and crawl it across the bottom.
jcmac0321 on
Finesse worm on a shaky head under that dead tree.
11 Comments
The first few times I fish somewhere new to me I throw a green or black/blue senko. They’re just the ol reliable fish finder. And I try new things from that point.
Skip a senco or Ned rig or jig up under those overhanging trees and bushes. You’ll find them there
Definitely getting a buzz bait or whopper plopper under those low hanging trees, and probably a weightless fluke as well
Inline spinner
Wacky worm, jig with a swim bait, or a chatter bait with trailer
Curly tail grub on a 1/32 jig head
Swim jig, lipless, crankbait to cover water and find if/where they are biting and then use something with more finesse once you find the area out where they are. Or like was already mentioned to find shade and structure and flip a soft plastic over their head
It’s so open there just go with what your most comfy with and move on from that. For me it’s an inline like roaster tail or Panther Martin. But to each their own!
Rooster Tail.
Rebel Pop-R.
Whooper Plopper 75, or 90.
I would throw a hellgrammite or a craw on a lightweight jig head or Ned rig, 1/15-1/8 oz. Let it drift in the water until it hits bottom then hop it and crawl it across the bottom.
Finesse worm on a shaky head under that dead tree.