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When I say moss, I'm talking slimey algae. It's pretty bad almost everywhere here right now. My fingers are stained from the pulling so much of it off my baits last weekend. 

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My usual spot has a healthy set of hydrilla plumes, with other grasses like pondweed. There's also a bit of filamentous algae but it's not thick. I usually start around the edges of the weeds by a few feet, and work my way in. Typically works out if there's fish there. But doing that from the opposing bank has certainly honed my casting skills, especially with a jerkbait

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On 4/8/2022 at 9:46 PM, Catt said:

 

There are actually two outer weedlines. One you can visually see & one you can see with your electronics. 

 

Exactly like @WRB mentioned the bass maybe farther from the "mat" but still under the grass. Think ripping a Rat-L-Trap 

 

It's what we call bonus fish

 

 

 How do you determine/find the structure under the weeds/grass if no topo map, without going over it first?

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33 minutes ago, bornhunter04 said:

 How do you determine/find the structure under the weeds/grass if no topo map, without going over it first?

 

Uhh ya can't ?

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