Topwater In November?

[CPBassFishing]

Craziness. The 8" hudd wasn't getting anything but headbutts so I changed it up and went with a 3:16 baby wake. Bombed it across a shallow sand point and the fish hit sucked it down on the deadstick after slowly waking it up to the point. Just a little 2lber but it felt good to stick a swimbait fish with 40 degree air temp and 47 degree water, especially on a topwater bait!

Okuma GS 7' 11" XH

Shimano Caenan

20lb Trilene XT

[Bluebasser86]

Nice job man! I missed a few on a S-Waver a week ago fishing it slowly just below the surface. Might have to toss a Slammer at them if I make it back to that lake this week

[mnbassman23]

Nice job man! Last year in mid December with water temps at 36 degrees we caught some fish on 4" wake baits after going through almost every other bait we owned. They wouldn't hit much of anything else, but would suck down that wakebait. Sometimes the fish go against common logic.   

[AK-Jax86]

Nice fish. I see the 3:16 lure page on my Instagram and I am going to be asking Santa, my girlfriend, for a few for Christmas lol

[flyfisher]

Topwater will still work for a while  Last year i caught a bass in 42 degree water on a buzz bait no less.  I was having a crappy day and saw something causing a commotion.  I threw a buzz bait over (that is all i had for a topwater) and proceeded to catch about 4 pickerel.  I figured what the hell and kept throwing it and was treated to a bass about 2lbs.

 

Oh, and nice fish  

[MarkH024]

Nice fish. I see the 3:16 lure page on my Instagram and I am going to be asking Santa, my girlfriend, for a few for Christmas lol

The hardbaits sell out in minutes of release. You can find plenty of them on swimbait site forums or fleabay. Prices are almost always inflated though. Good luck on your search