Favorite Fall Technique? - Page 2

Backwater Charlie · 09-12-10, 12:28 PM

3/16oz, 1/4oz, or 3/8oz Buzzbait in chartreuse, white, or a mix of the two.

BassBandit · 09-15-10, 07:16 AM

I smell spam coming.

bamabassman · 09-15-10, 10:59 PM

i do too bassbandit..........AND IT STINKS TO HIGH HEAVEN!!!

walkeraviator · 09-16-10, 09:10 AM

i feel violated....

bamabassman · 09-16-10, 05:48 PM

walker..........like this is the firsst time you were violated? BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!!

hookset on 3 · 10-15-10, 11:18 PM

The closed loop snags the knot all the time and pinches your line.

Old Hooker · 10-19-10, 08:57 PM

Buzzbaits early morning, then Rattletraps and spinnerbaits after the sun hits the water.

keithdog · 10-19-10, 10:34 PM

With all the talk about buzzbaits in this post, what about the Zara Spooks? Seems to me walkin the dog would also be successful?

Bob Smith · 10-20-10, 04:43 PM

Definitely my favorite time of year! Buzzbaits, Frogs and toads (G-ville!), spinnerbaits and lipless Crankbaits, and Never Ever Leave Home without the weightless soft jerkbaits!!! There are several other good patterns working as well, depending on the type of water you are fishing, but those are my favorites in no particular order.

IowaBasser · 10-22-10, 08:39 PM

I went out Wednesday and Thursday this week. It hasn't rained in about 3 weeks, so the water was exceptionally clear; about 5 to 6 ft visibility which is clear for this lake. The water temp was in the upper 50's and most of the weeds had eiether died or were dying; which killed my go-to tatics. Flukes, plastic worms and spinner-baits shallow and near shore produced only 6 or 8 inchers. Those little bass were verocious and attacked any lure upto their own size! I had a bit more success near shore that dropped into deep water. I was able to find a few sumbmerged stumps and trees that I hadn't seen before due to water clarity; and throwing a diving crankbait that ran 7 to 10 feet deep worked really well. The lake has changed so much in the past month it's amazing. I've learned that tatics have to change as the lake changes.

09-12-10, 12:28 PM	#26
Backwater Charlie BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Littcarr, KY Posts: 299	3/16oz, 1/4oz, or 3/8oz Buzzbait in chartreuse, white, or a mix of the two. __________________ It was THIS BIG <---------------------------->

09-15-10, 07:16 AM	#27
BassBandit BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Kernersville, NC Posts: 430	I smell spam coming. __________________ Rest in peace Zooker

09-15-10, 10:59 PM	#28
bamabassman BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: cedar bluff, alabama Posts: 15,292	i do too bassbandit..........AND IT STINKS TO HIGH HEAVEN!!! __________________ so many lures, so little time.

09-16-10, 05:48 PM	#30
bamabassman BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: cedar bluff, alabama Posts: 15,292	walker..........like this is the firsst time you were violated? BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!! __________________ so many lures, so little time.

10-15-10, 11:18 PM	#31
hookset on 3 BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: North Kingstown, R.I. Posts: 135	The closed loop snags the knot all the time and pinches your line. __________________ All you have to be, is a little smarter than the Bass

09-16-10, 09:10 AM	#29
walkeraviator BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 1,119	i feel violated....

10-19-10, 08:57 PM	#32
Old Hooker BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Shadow of the Smokys, East Tennessee Posts: 249	Buzzbaits early morning, then Rattletraps and spinnerbaits after the sun hits the water. __________________ To fish or not to fish. What a stupid question! -Jim

10-19-10, 10:34 PM	#33
keithdog BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: IN Posts: 8,308	With all the talk about buzzbaits in this post, what about the Zara Spooks? Seems to me walkin the dog would also be successful?

10-20-10, 04:43 PM	#34
Bob Smith BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Cartersville, Georgia Posts: 1,472	Definitely my favorite time of year! Buzzbaits, Frogs and toads (G-ville!), spinnerbaits and lipless Crankbaits, and Never Ever Leave Home without the weightless soft jerkbaits!!! There are several other good patterns working as well, depending on the type of water you are fishing, but those are my favorites in no particular order. __________________ Bob Smith a.k.a. "Porko" (vintage Strike King variety!)

10-22-10, 08:39 PM	#35
IowaBasser BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Ames, Iowa Posts: 360	What about after the weeds die in the fall? I went out Wednesday and Thursday this week. It hasn't rained in about 3 weeks, so the water was exceptionally clear; about 5 to 6 ft visibility which is clear for this lake. The water temp was in the upper 50's and most of the weeds had eiether died or were dying; which killed my go-to tatics. Flukes, plastic worms and spinner-baits shallow and near shore produced only 6 or 8 inchers. Those little bass were verocious and attacked any lure upto their own size! I had a bit more success near shore that dropped into deep water. I was able to find a few sumbmerged stumps and trees that I hadn't seen before due to water clarity; and throwing a diving crankbait that ran 7 to 10 feet deep worked really well. The lake has changed so much in the past month it's amazing. I've learned that tatics have to change as the lake changes.

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