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Well at least I didn’t end up empty handed today!

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Caught two small largemouth bass in 4 hours today. Both caught using a pumpkin green Yum Dinger weightless Texas rig. 
 

The first spot I went fishing I could see all kinds of fish flipping out of the water. I would put my cast right where they were and nothing would bite. Is there a particular technique or lure I should be using when I see this happening?

 

second spot is where I caught my first bass on the Yum Dinger. Eventually moved on to my third spot on the lake. Noticed hundreds of Shad schooling near the shore. Pretty cool sight. I ended up catching my second bass on another Yum Dinger. He had another small fish in his mouth!  I thought maybe with all the Shad swimming around I should try a fluke for the first time. I tried a few different retrieves. Twitch twitch pause. Quick jerks up with the rod. Slowly just swimming it back to me. Nothing was taking my fluke. The bass fishing app I have suggested a fluke for this season and today’s conditions, so I’m a little bummed it didn’t catch anything on the fluke. But at least I got something today!

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Your yum dinger in shad color was a good choice. Maybe also try shad color crank bait or spinning in shad color.

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22 minutes ago, GaryH said:

Your yum dinger in shad color was a good choice. Maybe also try shad color crank bait or spinning in shad color.

Actually the Yum Dinger was pumpkin green that I caught both bass on. I tried using a silver fluke when I tried that technique 

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