Heading there tonight in hopes of getting a slob (or at least something bigger than 2lbs) I went there for a short spell the other night and parked down at the dead end. and there is a path that seperates 2 parts of the pond. Of course it's got a crapload of lilypads. Since I"ve been slaying with soft plastics as of late. Any ideas on how I can make these hogs bite, they were slow as hell chasing after my ragetail toad the other night. Any advice on this pond is greatly appreciated.

Post how you do. i havent been there yet

I saw them there the other night, like I said got a couple of hits with frogs but the amount of pads and vegetation is so much that it can be tough to get a plastic to the bottom. that's what's been working for mefor the last month. I'll Throw a pad crasher out tonight and work him in between the pads slowly and see how it goes. I shall let you know Nev, if it sucks I'll go back over to NHTI and get 1 or 2 small ones to make the effort worth while.

Weightless 10 inch zoom worm, #3 or 4 ought hook, at least 14 pound test line. 'Throw it out and move it slowly back.

Nothing, there was a group of 10 non english speaking people with 6 kids fishing for bluegills. Kids throwing stuff in the water. Screaming running around..After an hour I decided to to my the NHTI pond (guaranteed action as of late) got 4 including my new PB 4lber just after dark. Nice to know there are bigger fish than 1-2lbers in there. I'll try it again but later on in the evening around 7pm or so or first thing in the AM