Fishing no matter what the weather forecast. I’ve missed all of April because of either home renovation or weather. 
Tomorrow I’m going. Light rain, cold.

 

My plan of attack. And I can’t believe I’m saying this. Finnese  fishing. Things I’ve rigged up.

1)Ned rig with that ridiculously stretchy little worm thingy.

2)Shaky head with a zoom trick worm.
3)Tube on a 1/8oz jig head

4) A wacky worm on a big bass bobber<don’t laugh it works~drifting large flats.>
5) 3/16oz Texas rigged Structure bug.

6) rattle trap- ok not finesse

7) 1/4 oz spinner bait

8)1.5 square bill

 

I know you will say jerk bait, but I just am not good with it at all. And I have the usual reaction baits ready to go. It’s going to be an interesting  day. 

 

 

 

Ya' gotta love a game plan. ?

4 minutes ago, Bird said:

Ya' gotta love a game plan. ?

my favorite is when I spend the night before game-planning, only to find that every single condition I could think of was different than what I expected, forcing me to re-tie everything I brought.

Enjoy 

Hope you're on them.

Caught 4 

One was 3.6 lbs on Berkeley 1.5 SQ bill

caught one on a SK Red eye rattletrap

caught one on a tube (missed several bites)

caught one on the Ned rig?

 

 

On 5/5/2021 at 5:12 PM, E-rude dude said:

A wacky worm on a big bass bobber<don’t laugh it works~drifting large flats.>

I have always wanted to try this. I thought about the Thill wobble bobber to add some action to the worm.  Might give this a try here soon.  

On 5/5/2021 at 5:27 PM, Kenny Yi said:

my favorite is when I spend the night before game-planning, only to find that every single condition I could think of was different than what I expected, forcing me to re-tie everything I brought.

This is why I do not tie up until I am about to go, or after I've arrived.  I don't have 15 rigs to take with me.

4 hours ago, Fishin Dad said:

I have always wanted to try this. I thought about the Thill wobble bobber to add some action to the worm.  Might give this a try here soon.  

I always drag a tube or some other plastic at the same time. Nail weights in the ends give the worm some extra action on bumpy water. 
Definitely need a steady 5-10 mph wind. Above that and the drift socks come out.

It’s  a good spring and fall cold water technique when the bite is non existent. I’ve really saved some fishing trips just drifting.

20 minutes ago, E-rude dude said:

I always drag a tube or some other plastic at the same time. Nail weights in the ends give the worm some extra action on bumpy water. 
Definitely need a steady 5-10 mph wind. Above that and the drift socks come out.

It’s  a good spring and fall cold water technique when the bite is non existent. I’ve really saved some fishing trips just drifting.

What about 20 mph winds like I'll be fishing in tomorrow?

Probably need 2 drift socks to keep bait down. 2) 5 gallon buckets works too.

2 hours ago, E-rude dude said:

I always drag a tube or some other plastic at the same time. Nail weights in the ends give the worm some extra action on bumpy water. 
Definitely need a steady 5-10 mph wind. Above that and the drift socks come out.

It’s  a good spring and fall cold water technique when the bite is non existent. I’ve really saved some fishing trips just drifting.

Do you drift with your boat and drag the float rig?   I thought about casting it and reeling or popping it back in.  

9 hours ago, Fishin Dad said:

Do you drift with your boat and drag the float rig?   I thought about casting it and reeling or popping it back in.  

I just let it drag but you can fish it the other way to.