bagofdonuts Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 zoom ol monster. candy bug & green pumpkin magic, 1/4 oz tungsten. straight shank 5/0 flippin hook. fished on sand bar drops near main river channel. btw it's the same every summer. 2 Quote
Super User scaleface Posted September 29, 2017 Super User Posted September 29, 2017 10 minutes ago, bagofdonuts said: zoom ol monster. candy bug & green pumpkin magic, 1/4 oz tungsten. straight shank 5/0 flippin hook. fished on sand bar drops near main river channel. btw it's the same every summer. Question . Do you ever do this on the downstream side of islands ? Quote
Scarborough817 Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 definitely a frog i think i caught more fish on a frog this year than in my entire life and it was all because i didn't wait to set the hook Quote
BassNJake Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 From about March until a couple of weeks ago it was a Keitech Noisy Flapper on top I'd follow missed strikes with a weightless senko Or making a second pass of the area pitching/flipping/jerking a bottom weighted senko Last couple of weeks as the water in my lake is being dropped, I've had to abandon the shoreline and fish deeper points and break lines with a crankbait, jig and a shakey head. I'm drooling at the thought of following the fish as they migrate towards the backs of the creek channels This is usually my best topwater action for the year Quote
SummertimeCarl Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 I think "productive" is an extreme word really but texas rigged 10" ribbon-tail worms flipped into grass edges. Quote
sully420 Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 3/4oz slither rig with a boss jigs bluegill skirt and a strike king menace. Flipping heavy cover Quote
riverbasser Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 1-4 oz shakyhead with black zoom trick worm anybody notice a pattern with this thread? (fish worms in the summer) 3 Quote
Super User Catt Posted September 29, 2017 Super User Posted September 29, 2017 I've been asked since I've firmly established #1 what's my #2 pattern 1 Quote
ohboyitsrobby Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 During the day a sk 4" finesse worm( candy craw )on a drop shot with a 3/16 weight on humps. At night a cranberry colored yum 10.5" ribbontail with a 5/16 weight fished around docks and brush and sometimes randomly in the water while picking a backlash lol Quote
crypt Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 gambler 7 inch ribbon tail, texas rigged.weight depended on conditions,3/0 hook. best producer this summer,hands down. Quote
38 Super Fan Posted September 29, 2017 Posted September 29, 2017 Buzzbait by a pretty wide margin. Which has been great because I love to throw buzzbaits. 2 Quote
Super User scaleface Posted September 29, 2017 Super User Posted September 29, 2017 3 hours ago, riverbasser said: fish worms in the summer I'm surprised that with all the soft plastic choices the old plastic worm smoked em all , combined . 4 Quote
MichaelCopeland Posted September 30, 2017 Posted September 30, 2017 Didn't exactly catch a gang of bass during any outing or all of my outings put together for that matter. Didn't do super bad either. When I did start catching on regular outings, I'd have to say that a Zoom 10.5" Ol' Monster junebug red or red bug color on a 6'6" MF Lew's Carbon Speed Stick IM7 6.2:1 SSG300 Lew's Speed Spin reel with 50lb Power Pro Spectra braid and 5/O H2O Express heavy wire EWG offset hooks, Z-Man original chatter baits 3/8oz white or black and blue with Reaction Innovations sprayed grass sweet beavers or Zoom bait fish Salty Super Flukes as trailers and Z-Man Project Z chatter bait 1/2oz breaking bream with SK Rage Tail Structure Bugs watermelon red flake as trailer on a 6'10" MHF Lew's American Hero Speed Stick IM6 7.1:1 Lew's American Hero Laser AH1SHG Speed Spool reel with 40lb Sufix 832 with Gore performance braid. Here lately those have slowed big time. Now I'm searching for a new and hopefully even better pattern. 6 hours ago, scaleface said: I'm surprised that with all the soft plastic choices the old plastic worm smoked em all , combined . You're right about that. Most of the time, not quite all the time pretty close though, a plastic worm of any kind just about will at least get you bit if not hauling in a few. That suites me just fine too...lol. ? 1 Quote
Super User N Florida Mike Posted September 30, 2017 Super User Posted September 30, 2017 On 9/28/2017 at 8:29 PM, Dtrombly said: Booyah Poppin Pad Crasher. I fished almost exclusively in the evening this summer, so I was throwing frogs alot more than anything else. Best fish this summer was 6 1/2 Got my biggest this summer on the jr. booyah ( 7.3 ) Only caught 3-4 fish on it though. Just didnt seem to want it much this summer. 1 Quote
Super User JustJames Posted September 30, 2017 Super User Posted September 30, 2017 I'm always on shallow all year round no matter bank fishing kayak or boat, so the most productive for me is soft plastic jerkbait. 2 Quote
bagofdonuts Posted October 2, 2017 Posted October 2, 2017 On 9/29/2017 at 8:40 AM, scaleface said: Question . Do you ever do this on the downstream side of islands ? All the time. 1 Quote
RHuff Posted October 2, 2017 Posted October 2, 2017 Boyd Duckett Topwater while Walking the Dog. I've caught dozens of bass in the 2-3lb range which is big for around here. Also nearly caught my biggest bass of the year (a solid 6-8lbs) that broke my line off right at the boat. Quote
GreenGhostMan Posted October 2, 2017 Posted October 2, 2017 I had two that were just about even. 1a) Weightless senko (I know a lot of you probably think this is lame, but I just started fishing last year and when I'm not getting bites, I default back to this.) 2a) Texas rigged SK structure bug in green pumpkin Quote
Primus Posted October 2, 2017 Posted October 2, 2017 Most of my 5 plus Bass came on topwater baits of some kind. The 3 top producers were a 7" MS Slammer, Matt lures Floating Hard Gill and Whopper Ploppers which accounted for most of my bigger fish . Quote
Super User Bankbeater Posted October 3, 2017 Super User Posted October 3, 2017 A majority of the bass I have caught this year have been around vegetation or lily pads. There has been no single bait that has out performed the others. I just keep casting until I find what the bass want. 1 Quote
Burtonxj Posted October 3, 2017 Posted October 3, 2017 White Ice Super Flukes. Had a lot of fun fishing them various ways. 1 Quote
thinkingredneck Posted October 5, 2017 Posted October 5, 2017 Zoom trick worm in Candy Bug weightless to 1/4oz weight. Braid with fluro hybrid leader on BC reel and MH rod. Slow, aroung pads and other thick stuff. Some days Junebug was better. 1 Quote
Attila Posted October 6, 2017 Posted October 6, 2017 Rapala Shadow Rap and Shadow Rap Shads in yellow perch pattern for smallmouth along shallow weed edges on rock flats in about 5-6' of water. Spro Bronzeye 65 in midnight walker pattern for largemouth related to shallow docks, lily pads, and stumps. Quote
GeekOutdoors Posted September 19, 2018 Posted September 19, 2018 On 9/29/2017 at 8:51 AM, Frisbie385 said: Northland Tackle Fatty Tube, blk/blu color, texas rigged with a 1/4 oz tungsten bullet weight. I am looking to try their new 3.5" fatty tubes Quote
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