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Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2016 11:23:17 GMT -5
Another good day on Blue Marsh; besides the very hot weather and water temps in the mid 80's the Bass were still cooperating. I fished from 5:45 AM until around 10:30. I found the Bass suspended on vertical cover in about 20' of water. I certainly didn't tear up on them but I caught a solid limit (around 11-12 lbs). Many say Blue Marsh becomes real tough in the summer time once the water temps climb (and more and more pleasure boat traffic) but I found it to still produce enough for me to consider it to be a good day; especially by Blue Marsh standards.
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Post by ahepler2188 on Jul 28, 2016 11:47:07 GMT -5
What were you using for that type of cover? Cranks or drop shots? Also what kind of electronics are you using and what are you looking for on them?
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Post by icemole on Jul 28, 2016 13:55:57 GMT -5
I firmly believe that by turning off all electronics your catch rates will increase over there. My reasoning is that (years back when I had a boat) if I took my bass boat out and hit certain spots we might have caught 1 or 2 BUT if we hit those same spots in my buddies canoe(no electric) we caught more fish. I realize it depends on the mood of the fish/weather and all the rest...... BUT I"M JUST SAYING.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2016 14:27:14 GMT -5
I firmly believe that by turning off all electronics your catch rates will increase over there. My reasoning is that (years back when I had a boat) if I took my bass boat out and hit certain spots we might have caught 1 or 2 BUT if we hit those same spots in my buddies canoe(no electric) we caught more fish. I realize it depends on the mood of the fish/weather and all the rest...... BUT I"M JUST SAYING. I would have to agree with that statement 100%! |
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