kingfisher101
8/3/2011 10:46:00 AMhey i live pretty close to lake sawyer and dont feel like taking a boat what should i use to catch bass im not a bass person but sometimes when im boared and have nothing to do i just walk to the lake and just catch bullheads and perch i catch those with worms but there has to be something that works
Amx
8/3/2011 11:11:00 AMThe only places you can fish from shore is the park by the boat launch = deep water. And the 'park' at the south end = shallow water.
For shallow water use topwater, 1 - 2 foot diving cranks to stay above/at the weeds. Plastic worms and such with and without weight. Be ready to walk and swim out to get the lure back out of the weeds.
Deep water use deep diving cranks, weighted worms, dropshot, carolina rig, jigs, bobber and worm on a hook.
For shallow water use topwater, 1 - 2 foot diving cranks to stay above/at the weeds. Plastic worms and such with and without weight. Be ready to walk and swim out to get the lure back out of the weeds.
Deep water use deep diving cranks, weighted worms, dropshot, carolina rig, jigs, bobber and worm on a hook.
fishinChristian
8/3/2011 11:52:00 AMSounds like you need sleep more than fishing. Did I say that? Never mind. Go fishing!!!!
Nice advice to KF.
I'd add Senko freestyle fished reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaallll slow. Morning and near dusk.
They used to have a Jitterbug with a trailer, I think I still have one. Major difference: You caught something on it.
Nice advice to KF.
I'd add Senko freestyle fished reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaallll slow. Morning and near dusk.
They used to have a Jitterbug with a trailer, I think I still have one. Major difference: You caught something on it.
Amx
8/3/2011 12:37:00 PMYup, I have one of those old jitterbugs with a trailer. It's in my 'old lure' box. Might have to go back to my antique lures. Ya know, the ones that aren't as old as I am. :-)