What depth are they at? If on the bottom or in weeds, try dragging a purple worm, with two hooks and you can add a little flasher on its nose if you want.
Pretty close to the bottom…3-4 feet of water tops. We bobbed around the tube jig to make it look like it was some little thing poking in the weeds. He’d swim back a little and then turn around and watch it again. We were only there for @ 30 min because I was late to bring the kids back to their mom. I want to go back and throw a few different things at him.
it can be tough when the water is clean ’cause they can see you too, right? Other options are a mepps lure used for trout typically, I like the ol fashion red/white striped and try whatever you got; also top water jigs might get some attention. Have fun!
Joe! What’s up dude. When visibility is better than 3 feet & using soft plastic baits such as worms, grubs or tube baits try using natural, semi-transparent colors such as pumpkin, watermelon and other shades of green. Let me know how it goes!
Thanks Dave! I was inventorying my stuff to see what I had for fresh. Got some of what you’re saying (some tube jigs) and then some topwater stuff to try as well. I can probably bomb out there in the morning and make it in to the office before they even miss me 😉
at 9:37 pm
What depth are they at? If on the bottom or in weeds, try dragging a purple worm, with two hooks and you can add a little flasher on its nose if you want.
at 9:43 pm
Pretty close to the bottom…3-4 feet of water tops. We bobbed around the tube jig to make it look like it was some little thing poking in the weeds. He’d swim back a little and then turn around and watch it again. We were only there for @ 30 min because I was late to bring the kids back to their mom. I want to go back and throw a few different things at him.
at 9:56 pm
it can be tough when the water is clean ’cause they can see you too, right? Other options are a mepps lure used for trout typically, I like the ol fashion red/white striped and try whatever you got; also top water jigs might get some attention. Have fun!
at 6:05 am
Joe! What’s up dude. When visibility is better than 3 feet & using soft plastic baits such as worms, grubs or tube baits try using natural, semi-transparent colors such as pumpkin, watermelon and other shades of green. Let me know how it goes!
at 6:14 am
Thanks Dave! I was inventorying my stuff to see what I had for fresh. Got some of what you’re saying (some tube jigs) and then some topwater stuff to try as well. I can probably bomb out there in the morning and make it in to the office before they even miss me 😉