Emergency!!!!!!!!!!

bassassasin · 03-17-10, 08:33 PM

this may or may not seem to be an emergency but goin fishing at 3:00 tommorow and haven't decided what to fish with!!!

On my spinning outfit is a 1/16 oz. jighead w/ a 1 inch stubby butt minnow jig in case the bass want something smaller,panfish rod might not be comming,and baitcaster has nothing.choose any you think will work best
Conditions:air temp. 65 approx., sorta clear water,sunny, 3:00

A:yum dinger

B:spinnerbait

C:lipless or lipped crank

D:Flourescent green worm??

E:7" curlytail worm

F:blue/black grub

G:ribbed curlytail worm

H:in-line spinner

Thanks

Bob Smith · 03-17-10, 08:38 PM

What's the depth, water temp and typical cover in the body of water you are fishing?

bassassasin · 03-17-10, 08:52 PM

mainly weeds one small branch near swallower,narrower end of pond. depth:1' to approx.5' or 6'.

aikenyounggun · 03-17-10, 08:53 PM

A. Wightless senko to catch fish, hope you get em

bassassasin · 03-17-10, 09:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aikenyounggun

A. Wightless senko to catch fish, hope you get em

all I have is what is listed but wil be goin to BPS soon.

BigBassin144 · 03-17-10, 09:10 PM

Suspending jerkbaits, Flukes, Senkos, lipless cranks, and maybe jigs if you work em real slow.

BB

rrw4258 · 03-17-10, 09:42 PM

Boy, o boy, I know where your heading... that pond is so dad gum muddy right now it aint even funny. Weeds never really died off from last year and they are in there thicker than I could have imagined right now. Don't mean to dampen your spirts, but cold, cold muddy water and many weeds will make it very tough to catch something...

Your best bet for fishing the mill this time of year is probably targeting the incoming creek in the back of the pond... fish it slow with a weightles or light (1/32 - 1/16 oz.) t-rigged finesse worm or a senko... Try targeting the that whole back portion of the pond until it meets the road, the warmer water should be in the back of the creek arm. Work it slow, and i mean slow!! Good Luck

Ryan

Bob Smith · 03-17-10, 09:58 PM

Alright, going to your list I would go with Item A, B, and C.(lipless). rrw4258 said it best to fish the shallow end of the pond and fish it very very slowly. Up in Ohio, I seriously doubt the water temp is going to be above the mid 40s just yet, so anything faster or less visible just ain't going to work for ya!

Strike_King 609 · 03-18-10, 01:01 AM

I would go with a creature bait or a lizard bass should already be spawning near you i would think. Rule of thumb 3 45 degree nights in a row and the fish will start to move. I think lizards are deadly this time of year. I fish a perch color here in NJ in the spring something with brown. But Yum Dingers have never failed me I throw 7inch wacky worm style pumpkin/chartuse,red flake,blue flake. all have been winners for me. If its muddy you should try and throw the One Knocker from Xcalabur. Good luck on the water

bassassasin · 03-18-10, 06:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Strike_King 609

I would go with a creature bait or a lizard bass should already be spawning near you i would think. Rule of thumb 3 45 degree nights in a row and the fish will start to move. I think lizards are deadly this time of year. I fish a perch color here in NJ in the spring something with brown. But Yum Dingers have never failed me I throw 7inch wacky worm style pumpkin/chartuse,red flake,blue flake. all have been winners for me. If its muddy you should try and throw the One Knocker from Xcalabur. Good luck on the water

al the nights have been in the 30's

Bassboss · 03-18-10, 07:43 AM

From what's on the list - go with the senko, weightless.

I's also try like Ryan said, a 4 - 6" worm/lizard, pumpkin color, or watermelon with 1/8oz - 1/16oz bullet weight. The reason for such a light weight is so that the worm/lizard will not get deep into the weeds as to where the fish will have to dig for it. With a heavier weight, like 1/4oz, that'll happen. I'd also try a suspending jerkbait where it's not to weedy.

BigBassin144 · 03-18-10, 08:33 AM

I don't think the bass will be near spawning here. Ice out was just a couple weeks ago when we had all the rain, with the nice days, but still very cool nights, the water temps probably haven't risen too much.

I'd still be working early spring lures: suspending jerkbaits, dropshot, and fluke are my three top produces for early spring.

BB

Cavs1123 · 03-18-10, 02:57 PM

I agree witn everything that Ryan said

bassassasin · 03-18-10, 07:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cavs1123

I agree witn everything that Ryan said

yeah,
now that i went i do too!!!

03-17-10, 08:33 PM	#1
bassassasin BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Bellevue,Ohio Posts: 92	Emergency!!!!!!!!!! this may or may not seem to be an emergency but goin fishing at 3:00 tommorow and haven't decided what to fish with!!!On my spinning outfit is a 1/16 oz. jighead w/ a 1 inch stubby butt minnow jig in case the bass want something smaller,panfish rod might not be comming,and baitcaster has nothing.choose any you think will work best Conditions:air temp. 65 approx., sorta clear water,sunny, 3:00 A:yum dinger B:spinnerbait C:lipless or lipped crank D:Flourescent green worm?? E:7" curlytail worm F:blue/black grub G:ribbed curlytail worm H:in-line spinner Thanks __________________ for sale:parachute,used once,never opened,small stain.

03-17-10, 08:38 PM	#2
Bob Smith BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Cartersville, Georgia Posts: 1,472	What's the depth, water temp and typical cover in the body of water you are fishing? __________________ Bob Smith a.k.a. "Porko" (vintage Strike King variety!)

03-17-10, 08:52 PM	#3
bassassasin BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Bellevue,Ohio Posts: 92	mainly weeds one small branch near swallower,narrower end of pond. depth:1' to approx.5' or 6'. __________________ for sale:parachute,used once,never opened,small stain.

03-17-10, 08:53 PM	#4
aikenyounggun BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: aiken, SC Posts: 2,051	A. Wightless senko to catch fish, hope you get em __________________ <>< Rather be Fishing ><>

03-17-10, 09:10 PM	#6
BigBassin144 BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toledo, Ohio Posts: 9,463	Suspending jerkbaits, Flukes, Senkos, lipless cranks, and maybe jigs if you work em real slow. BB __________________ As of June 14, 2014 the members of the BF.com forum have moved to basschat.yuku.com!

03-17-10, 09:42 PM	#7
rrw4258 BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Bellevue, Ohio Posts: 2,338	Boy, o boy, I know where your heading... that pond is so dad gum muddy right now it aint even funny. Weeds never really died off from last year and they are in there thicker than I could have imagined right now. Don't mean to dampen your spirts, but cold, cold muddy water and many weeds will make it very tough to catch something... Your best bet for fishing the mill this time of year is probably targeting the incoming creek in the back of the pond... fish it slow with a weightles or light (1/32 - 1/16 oz.) t-rigged finesse worm or a senko... Try targeting the that whole back portion of the pond until it meets the road, the warmer water should be in the back of the creek arm. Work it slow, and i mean slow!! Good Luck Ryan __________________ Never Give Up!

03-17-10, 09:58 PM	#8
Bob Smith BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Cartersville, Georgia Posts: 1,472	Alright, going to your list I would go with Item A, B, and C.(lipless). rrw4258 said it best to fish the shallow end of the pond and fish it very very slowly. Up in Ohio, I seriously doubt the water temp is going to be above the mid 40s just yet, so anything faster or less visible just ain't going to work for ya! __________________ Bob Smith a.k.a. "Porko" (vintage Strike King variety!)

03-18-10, 01:01 AM	#9
Strike_King 609 BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: trenton NJ Posts: 151	I would go with a creature bait or a lizard bass should already be spawning near you i would think. Rule of thumb 3 45 degree nights in a row and the fish will start to move. I think lizards are deadly this time of year. I fish a perch color here in NJ in the spring something with brown. But Yum Dingers have never failed me I throw 7inch wacky worm style pumpkin/chartuse,red flake,blue flake. all have been winners for me. If its muddy you should try and throw the One Knocker from Xcalabur. Good luck on the water

03-18-10, 07:43 AM	#11
Bassboss BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Shawano, WI Posts: 7,761	From what's on the list - go with the senko, weightless. I's also try like Ryan said, a 4 - 6" worm/lizard, pumpkin color, or watermelon with 1/8oz - 1/16oz bullet weight. The reason for such a light weight is so that the worm/lizard will not get deep into the weeds as to where the fish will have to dig for it. With a heavier weight, like 1/4oz, that'll happen. I'd also try a suspending jerkbait where it's not to weedy. __________________ If you can't fix it with heavy squats or fish oil, you're probably going to die.

03-18-10, 08:33 AM	#12
BigBassin144 BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toledo, Ohio Posts: 9,463	I don't think the bass will be near spawning here. Ice out was just a couple weeks ago when we had all the rain, with the nice days, but still very cool nights, the water temps probably haven't risen too much. I'd still be working early spring lures: suspending jerkbaits, dropshot, and fluke are my three top produces for early spring. BB __________________ As of June 14, 2014 the members of the BF.com forum have moved to basschat.yuku.com!

03-18-10, 02:57 PM	#13
Cavs1123 BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Bellevue, Ohio Posts: 1,398	I agree witn everything that Ryan said __________________ Tom

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