T'is the season?

[stevomac59]

What is the best lures, techniques, and colors, to use in the southern region of the U.S. (south texas in par.) I have been hearing alot of talk that it is too early to be using frogs, topwaters, etc...


Thanks,

-stevomac59

[zooker]

i belive water temp and weed growth affects top water bites..i have caught just one bass on top this year so far. -on a popper-and she slurped it under.. the closer the weeds are to the surface the more the fish are prone to hit top water baits. i normally start thrownin top water after the spawn..right now the blade bite is massive so the topwater baits are not really being used..

zooker

[BassMoJo]

Here in md ive been using my frog alot I was surprized to see it work ...the only reason I used it was cause I just bought it and never had caught a fish on a frog before ...but sure enough I tied it on and started dragin it over mats of hydrilla...next thing I know it was gone caught a few fish on it nothing big but still ...

[Rebbasser]

Stevo, the water here is warm enough now to pretty much throw anything that strikes your fancy. A couple of weeks ago the spring peepers were a-peeping, and that is a good indication the water is warm enough to expand your lure selection.

[stevomac59]

Originally Posted by Rebbasser

Stevo, the water here is warm enough now to pretty much throw anything that strikes your fancy. A couple of weeks ago the spring peepers were a-peeping, and that is a good indication the water is warm enough to expand your lure selection.

Reb, would you suggest senkos for right now? I am heading to the lake on sat and sunday, what would you through down here? What color?

Thanks

-stevomac59