BassinBoy
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What would you guys consider your go to smallmouth baits? More specifically, when fishing rivers for smallmouth, NOT DEEP WATER
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I'm looking to fish a large pond this evening after dark but I have very limited night fishing experience. I wanted to hear from you guys what lures are best for you at night. Pond has some vegetation but that is all the cover it has. 15+ feet deep. Thanks guys!
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Since there is so much grass, look for ANYTHING different. Even minor things within the grass like change in bottom type, contour changes, pockets holes and edges in the grass along with other types of cover in the grass like a long stump or an additional type of vegetation. Look for something to is out of the ordinary that would make bass pick that spot over the surrounding grass
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How do you guys present your senkos in cold water... 40, 50, and 60 degrees?
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With a bait like a fluke, Under what conditions and time of year do you have the most success?
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Yes they absolutely will.
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Anyone know where to get one? Knowing the water temp would help a ton since I don't have a fish finder I'm desperate and having one would be great!
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Are you guys doing the open?
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From my experience and thoughts/experience from you guys, it seems that a lot of the same lures work for both of these fish such as senkos, spinnerbaits, lipless crankbaits, tubes, jerk baits etc.... BUT, what lures have you found only really work for smallmouth and NOT largemouth? And vise versa
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Curious if anyone else does CrossFit on here!
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Love the walking dead!
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My parent got my one, I think it'll be a stealthy way to get into tight spots and fish small ponds/lakes. Anyone use one? Advice would be appreciated
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I have caught an overwhelming majority of my largemouth on tubes. I can say that whenever I have no idea what the fish are doing, I will tie on a tube and have confidence that it will produce. It is a phenomenal bait that can be fished a lot of ways to catch a lot of largemouth.