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Thanks for the help! I'll be sure to post the pics next month if I break 10lbs.

That's definitely something I plan on trying this year. I was thinking maybe punching through the lilly pads with a black 3/4 oz to 1 oz jig and bouncing it along the bottom might produce some larger fish. Thanks for the tip.

I'll be fishing in my favorie spot in early June, and I only get to fish this place once a year. The lake is located south of Augusta, Ga to give you an idea of the weather and water temp. The water is usually pretty murky, it has a very dark green to black tint. The lake is covered with large lilly pads, lots of structure, and flooded timber. I do not have electronics available to me at this location. Typically I throw a frog, soft plastics and spinnerbaits in dark colors on this lake. Every year I go I catch a ton of bass, but they are usually between 2 and 3 lbs. I know there are some monster bass in the lake, I just can't seem to get them on the hook. Any tips or techniques for these conditions that would help me hook a big bass would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

I'll be fishing in my favorie spot in early June, and I only get to fish this place once a year. The lake is located south of Augusta, Ga to give you an idea of the weather and water temp. The water is usually pretty murky, it has a very dark green to black tint. The lake is covered with large lilly pads, lots of structure, and flooded timber. I do not have electronics available to me at this location. Typically I throw a frog, soft plastics and spinnerbaits in dark colors on this lake. Every year I go I catch a ton of bass, but they are usually between 2 and 3 lbs. I know there are some monster bass in the lake, I just can't seem to get them on the hook. Any tips or techniques for these conditions that would help me hook a big bass would be greatly appreciated. Thanks