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Melted and molded, cooled then fished. The plastic worm is a bait that can never be dissed. Its colors, and shape, and size never end. The longer in the water, the more fish for you friend. There's your poetry Francho.

Point Defined: A finger of land that juts out into deeper open water. The most obvious points are main lake and secondary points that originate from the shoreline. Points also occur in conjunction with underwater ridges and humps. Points can also be found jutting out on underwater flats and have no visible area above the waterline. Point Logic: Points create a slope contour that progresses from shallow water to deep but occasionally points will occur in stair-step form; these staggered series of drop-offs create additional structure. Bass relate to points for multiply reasons. Points provide a dining table for feeding acting as natural funnels for “staging” before, during, and after the spawn. The Best Points: Choose points based on the season; in cold water concentrate on main lake points where bass can find significant depth changes without swimming great distances. In warm water concentrate on secondary points which are points that occur inside the mouth of a cove or bay when bass begin gravitating to shallows via creeks, ditches, and channels. Submerged points are ideal especially during adverse weather conditions. The ideal point has a channel because they provide them a convenient place to feed with deep water access. Points with some form of cover vegetation, brush, stumps, gravel, or chunk rock are generally more attractive than bald points. Pointed techniques: Points are the most popular forms of structure because they are easiest to find and can be fished with any lure & technique which makes them the most pressured.

I'd get some free professional advice if you can, like talking with a biologist at your DNR office.

Those jigs arent small but inside that mouth they look small! Nice fish Big O.

I would suggest you wear muted colors or camo, and approach the water as quietly as possible.You stated the lake was spring fed with grass in it.This tells me the water is normally clear.Try not to throw shadows on the water as you approach and keep your profile low.In regards to baits,I woud go with senkos,flukes,or unweighted worms as you say the water is not very deep.Baits with a subtle action should shine there.If you fish early in am or late evening or even after dark, try a buzzbait or a topwater you can work with a rythm.Hope this helps. Tennsopher