roadwarrior
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AlwaysCJ designed these for ledge fishing:Maybe some spawn is still taking place in lakes like Dale Hollow, but otherwise it's over. There are still bass that stay shallow all year and/ or hunt shallow in low light, but for the most part you probably need to move out to the first and second breaks. The easiest targets are points, both primary and secondary. Emerging grass and pads are other options.Also, I think fish have a very distinct preference for "moving baits" some days and bottom contact on others. Jigs and soft plastics are generally a good choice, but sometimes moving baits just work better, Chatterbaits are a compromise and are killin' it for me right now. I'll also suggest a swim jig. Back to location...For me current trumps everything on the Tennessee River impoundments. Number two is depth. So, if we find fish at 19', that is exactly where they will be that day. Since comparable size fish (year class?) tend to school together, if you are catching small fish you probably need to move on.Nice fish, great pic!The Fat Ika is not designed to swim, but it works pretty well around docks. http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/lake-guntersville-2012.htmlSalute!Siebert Outdoors Fogy Z-Man Pro Series and Freedom Rage Blade Bluebasser86 Custom BuildToo hot for smallmouth and trout; too cold for Peacocks. The closest river for year-around trout fishing is the Spring River in Arkansas. There are several oufitters and lodging in Hardy as well as camping sites on or near the river. http://www.arkansas.com/outdoors/water-activities/lakes-rivers/river.aspx?id=15Palomar for single hooks, 16/20 also known as a Duncan Knot or Pitzen Knot for everything else.Welcome aboard!CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!Welcome aboard!I have been fishing Tatsu for a few years now and it still amazes me!"Just Getting Started"Guaranteed To Catch BassI just cant catch bassLearning to fish on your ownSpinnerbait Kid http://www.spinnerbaitkid.com/That's a beauty!
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