natalex1208

I'm going to be there for 2 weeks. I will be doing many things in and around Yosemite. Bass lake was recommended to me by one of the top fishermen in Ca. I like bass so I'll give it a shot.

Does anyone know a reputable guide for Bass Lake near Yosemite? I will be there in a couple of weeks and I would like to give it a shot. Thank you for any input.

Has anyone used these for punching etc? I would like to hear how the experiences have been with these. Below is a link that has both items listed in case anyone is interested. https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-TUNGSTNWTS.html?from=basres

Thank you Lou. I'll give it a shot.

That is a great technique but it won't work in this case. In this case the hooks are already out of the frog so there is no line to act as a guide. Tips on how to get something through the hollow body is what I need.

I unfortunately had a few frogs end up with rusty hooks. The bodies of the frogs are fine but the hooks had to go of course. I would like some advice on how to get the new hooks into the frog bodies without tearing up the frogs. Thank you for any help.

Jimmy Mason is a good pickwick guide that a friend of mine has used multiple times. I grew up fishing pickwick so I've never used a guide there, but the reports on Jimmy were good. Great lake. Have fun! Tell your buddy thank you for his service.

What portion (generally, you don't have to be specific) were you fishing?

5 1/2 is probably the ceiling.

Well we moved to Covington, La in July. I have been extremely busy with the move and my new job. If anyone has any info about clubs in the area I would like to know about them. Also any information on fishing the area would be greatly appreciated. I hope to get out a time or two in the next few months and contribute to the thread.

So many great photos everyone. Great to see all of those quality smallies! my PB is a 7 lb 8 oz caught on Pickwick in Dec of 1997 when I was 18 yo. My partner and I caught 6 smallmouth and 3 largemouth (only had 10 confirmed bass bites all day) that day. The total weight was over 50 lbs for the 9. Great day in the Big Eddy! Sadly no camera was in the boat and camera phones didn't exist that I knew of. Her image is burned into my brain though. Even if I get alzheimers her image will be one of the last things to leave. I was so nervous while fighting her I almost threw up (seriously).

I am very interested in seeing contributions to this thread. I am very likely moving to the area and can't find a great deal of information on bass fishing the area. The consensus is that it is average at best in the southeastern part of the state. Especially north of Lake P. I hope this thread thrives and I hope the fishing is better than advertised.

The silver blue gill and winter craw are awesome! My daughter (4yo and already catching bass all by herself) would love that flourescent pink craw.

Wow! Really great stuff. Did you make the lure bodies also? What material if so? Thanks

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