Timothy Glen Vaughan Posted March 17, 2019 Posted March 17, 2019 Taking the kayak out for the first time all year today. I'm in Oklahoma and we are on the back end of a three-day warming trend. It's going to hit the low 60's here today and we're going to be fishing a small lake. For the first time in forever the wind is going to be under 10 mph and that means I'm changing the spinnerbait for a Texas rig. I don't have a ton of experience with the rig and was hoping to get some opinions on what you would throw in this situation. If you were fishing a small lake today and the weather was in the low 60's what plastic would you throw on your texas rig? http://fishing-app.gpsnauticalcharts.com/i-boating-fishing-web-app/fishing-marine-charts-navigation.html?title=Lake+Lloyd+Vincent+boating+app#15.1/36.0590/-99.9231 i-Boating _ Free Marine Navigation Charts & Fishing Maps.html Quote
Super User Paul Roberts Posted March 17, 2019 Super User Posted March 17, 2019 Need more info: -First: Where you are in the season: Post-Winter, Pre-Spawn, Spawn. -Then, mainly: cover type and density (if any), and visibility for the fish (water clarity, and sky conditions). -Third, prey types in your lake? Shad? Sunfishes? Quote
Timothy Glen Vaughan Posted March 17, 2019 Author Posted March 17, 2019 6 minutes ago, Paul Roberts said: Need more info: -First: Where you are in the season: Post-Winter, Pre-Spawn, Spawn. -Then, mainly: cover type and density (if any), and visibility for the fish (water clarity, and sky conditions). -Third, prey types in your lake? Shad? Sunfishes? Should be pre-spawn ( finger crossed. We'll see what the water temps are when we get there) Looks to have a significant amount of standing timber. That and normal points and drop offs, points will be what we focus on. first time in this lake, but around here with a lake this size I'd expect bluegill for sure and maybe some shad. Quote
Super User scaleface Posted March 17, 2019 Super User Posted March 17, 2019 I would use whatever floats my boat at the time . I like black and chartreuse craws early on , purplish lizards and worms . Quote
LCG Posted March 17, 2019 Posted March 17, 2019 Zoom trick worm Senko Havoc Pitt boss or reaction innovations sweet beaver. You don't something with too much action this early in the season. 4/0 EWG hook and 1/8-1/4oz bullet weight and your good to go. Quote
blckshirt98 Posted March 17, 2019 Posted March 17, 2019 I would dropshot Strike King Dream Shots in Morning Dawn or Brown Purple until my fingers bled. Quote
Super User Log Catcher Posted March 18, 2019 Super User Posted March 18, 2019 I would try using a Baby Brush Hog. Quote
thinkingredneck Posted March 18, 2019 Posted March 18, 2019 I usually start and end with a weedless trick worm. Weight to suit. If fairly clear, use watermelon red flake or green pumpkin. If stained to muddy, I go with Junebug or Candybug. When things get warmer, use more action like a creature or curly tail up to u vibe worm. Quote
Super User Munkin Posted March 18, 2019 Super User Posted March 18, 2019 Black or GP jig with a Zoom super chunk trailer based on water color. When in doubt use the black jig with the GP trailer. Allen Quote
Super User MIbassyaker Posted March 18, 2019 Super User Posted March 18, 2019 For every 5 people who respond to this question, you're gonna get 10 recommendations. Mine are: 1. Lizard or creature in the color of your choice. 2. Bring the spinnerbaits along too, anyway. Quote
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