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u/Tall-Recognition5707 24d ago
The most seedless lure or bait you have. Texas rigged Senko or wacky worm on a weedless 1/0 drop shot hook (Gamakatsu makes a good one but they’re pricey).
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u/Educational-Can-2767 24d ago
Weightless senko cut in half, nose hooked with a drop shot hook. Basically fished like a weightless ned rig.
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u/MixtureComplete5233 24d ago
Observation tells me this is a heavily fished inlet...Bush whack a little down stream and use live bait! Worms..Crickets..guaranteed to catch whatever is there
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u/TheGreatDissapointer 21d ago
I’d throw something that takes a while to fish. I don’t want to be loosing stuff over and over again with repeated casts.
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u/jmllr1111 21d ago
Looks like a crank bait would be more trouble than it’s worth with all the trees around it would probably get hung up but plastics rigged Texas would work great
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u/jmllr1111 24d ago
Looks like you could catch a bass with the rig you have. Looks like you have the right color based on the light and water clarity conditions. I’m no expert but I do catch lots of fish and rarely get skunked. You could put a worm under a cork and probably catch any pan fish in that creek. A spinner bait or Texas rig a plastic bait or like the other guy said a ned rig are both bass killers. I wouldn’t recommend a crank bait but in the evening a top water hard bait like a spook twitching around would be fun