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Yesterday when I was out on the pond by my house fishing bass were pushing up baitfish on the surface in semi-shallow water and after I lost my hook ( it was the olny one I had) I tied a knot around a stickbait, Through it in the middle of the baitfish, and then rushed it in on top the water and the bass were smashing it.

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Shallow crank and small light spinnerbait. I wish I could vote twice!

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None of those for the biggest fish. The biggest will be below, so a Carolina rigged soft plastic. I hear a fluke is money for this, but I still stick with a craw worm or lizard.

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You want the bait to drop through the baitfish and go beneath then where the bass are holding.

Any lure that will do that will produce bites.  :)

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4 in tube texas rigged so that it can spiral down to big girls.  Then used like a jiggin spoon. 

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None of those for the biggest fish. The biggest will be below, so a Carolina rigged soft plastic. I hear a fluke is money for this, but I still stick with a craw worm or lizard.

copy that. goes back to size or numbers. probably catch more throwing something like Catt suggested, but casting past the boiling and dragging a white senko or fluke could get those occasional freeloader fat couch potatoes waitin on the bottom under the frenzy :)

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A fluke with a heavy weighted hook would be my choice. Get down there to the bottom but giving it a little twitching motion. THis imatates a little fish has nocked the crap out it or stunned it and the bigger fish will be lazy and wait for the bait to sink down into it face.

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