Alright so I’ve fished this spot a few times now and have basically gotten skunked every time. The first time I went I caught a decent sized bass that jumped out the water and spit out the lure. So I know there is fish here but it’s very over fished.
I’m going back tomorrow around 11am. It’s going to be 7c and cloudy. My plan is to start off with a top water Choppo and cast and retrieve along the shoreline in either direction. If no bites, I’ll switch to a 5” senko for 20-30 mins, and then a tube jig. If all else fails I’ll resort to a live worm and bobber.
Any other tips? Based on this water colour and time of day would you go with a dark or light coloured Choppo?
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Ever try Texas rigged worm? Lite bullet weight, move it inch by inch. Square foot by square foot as slow as you can possibly stand it.
With that water color I would go with watermelon red flake. Probably a zoom trick worm.
YOU WILL KNOW when you get the tap tap… let them take it for a few seconds and reel into it!!!
Good luck! Don’t give up.
Light colored, but if all fails, 4 inch wacky worm with o ring and wacky weedless hook…work it extremely slowly. I’ve had good luck with that