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found a new pond , now and has good structure,weeds too, i caught 3 bass there and missed a few,but i was along the bank and edge where there's heavy weeds,grass,moss mix ,and in that there's some nice size bass, but how to get them out of there is a problem .

the bass i did catch were say 15s and were caught in the middle on the edge of a small weed bed ,so want to get inside that major weed bed and get the bigger bass , but they won't come out of there to hit my lure , any suggestions

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I'd go with a heavy flipping jig and creature. Just make sure it's heavy enough to get down through the canopy.

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Toss a hollow bellied frog right into the middle. It is an excellent bait for super thick vegetation.

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I tinker around a pond that is the same way as you described.  Punching/frogs as mentioned by the previous posters is the way to do it.  I have a Dobyns 766 flipping rod I use that I approach these two tactics with.  Also I am using 50lb power pro as my choice of line.  When punching I am using a 1.5oz punching weight with a #5 gamakatsu flipping hook with a SK Rage Tail structure bug.  And then if I am using a frog, any hollow body frog will work fine in that situation

 

 

 

FISH MORE.......STRESS LESS

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If its withing reach flipping can work on the bank but your options will be limited.

If its out of flipping range I'd just throw a pretty weedless topwater lure, itll be easier because its hard to fish vertical from the bank.

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