Please Help save our trip

[Lumberjack_lou]

My family and I have been on lake seminole for the past three days and are still fishless. I suspect the cold front that has moved through last week has pushed the fish off their beds and on the the staging areas. We have fished fish pond drain, most of the back waters off of spring creek and some main lake points. Is there something major I'm missin? We've been throwing spinnerbaits,chatterbaits, lizards, jigs, and flipping everything we see. please help save our trip.

thank you for your help 

Lou

[S. Sass]

  On 3/9/2016 at 9:52 PM, Lumberjack_lou said:

three days and are still fishless

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Wow I havent a clue at that lake but 3 days and no fish is rough. You have my sympathy. Maybe someone here can offer some help. All I know is persistence is what I do when i am trying everything and struggling. 

[Darren.]

Lou, have you tried throwing a wacky rig?

Either weighted or weightless with a 4 or 5"
Senko (or knock off) in natural colors like
Green Pumpkin, watermelon, black, etc.?

Throw near structure, dock pylons, etc., and 
let it sink. Patience is a virtue with this rig  

[Gotfishyfingers?]

Fish extremely slow. Try dead sticking a senko..What are you flipping, skirt or no skirt? What colors you using? Look for submerged grass in deeper water, if you haven't found any yet..

[flyingmonkie]

Been there before, brother.  My condolences. :/

My advice: Fish hard dawn and dusk, and in between, get some live bait and a cooler of cold ones, relax, and enjoy nature.

[buzzed bait]

doesn't sound like you're alone there man...  check these reports:

http://www.southernfishing.com/current-fishing-report/lake-seminole-fishing-report.html

http://www.gon.com/fishing-reports/lake-seminole-fishing-report-march-2016

 

[BareHook]

I second the wacky rigged senko or even TR rigged weightless.

Try catching some Bluegill or buy some shiners for live bait?

[Lumberjack_lou]

thanks for the help everyone I ended up getting them off shore in the flint with a dt 12 in parot. just took us some time to get on them and catch but we managed to pull a few nice ones out, biggest about 4 pounds and I broke off at least an 8

thank you again 

Lou