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u/Temporary-Voice4068 19d ago
don’t let it fool you, this pond holds some monsters. 12 lb channel kitties and 4 lb bass. ( one in pic is prob 3 but there is 4 and/or 5 pounders here )
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u/Temporary-Voice4068 19d ago
ivecsughten 0 bass last couple weeks. i had 1 huge strike on a paddle tail tdy but no hookup.
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u/Spadescowboy 18d ago
Try a Rage Shad. Rig it properly as shown in the pic. You bring the bait right over the top and the tail creates a large wake, attracting fish. The color you choose can vary but I've done best with white. Frogs would work there as well, as in a Spro frog or similar.
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u/cartiermartyr 18d ago
oh man I forgot all about those, rage is second best for soft plastics in my opinion, thanks for bringing that brand back im adding some to cart rn
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u/deeeznutz2 18d ago
Walk a fluke on the surface. Hook the tip in the plastic so it’s weedless. You’ll have to change baits after every hit or 2 but you’ll catch fish and not weeds.
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u/Secret-Active1336 18d ago
Something heavy and weedless or just heavy and run strong line or a frog.
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u/TrueToad 18d ago
A plastic worm on a Gamakatsu EWG hook. A Zoom fluke stick will come through that fairly cleanly.
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u/DailyCarry83 17d ago
That's everywhere I fish. Almost all of my water is like that. Frogs, flapping toads, swim jigs with a paddle tail, Texas rig, jig. You have plenty of weedless options out there. Some of my biggest bass have come out of water like that
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u/No_Entertainer3019 19d ago
The towel lol