Stick Marsh/Farm 13

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Hit a stump, get a bump: perhaps the fish could be like the one in the picture below.

When you pick a spot, pick a spot that's hot, not a spot that's not. When you hire a guide don't be afraid to ask: do you know where the fish reside? We know because we put in the time to know. When we don't have clients were out there fishing! The bass just do not take a day off and they tend to move around a bit.
Several days of nice weather have brought the Stick Marsh/Farm 13 back from catches that were up and down to those that the bass cooperate. Fifty eight cooperated today: that is fifty eight made it to the boat. In the heavy timber that we were fishing probably half as many found their way free by wrapping around stumps, diving into roots, or using branches to avoid meeting us face to face.
We used a combination of plastic baits from Lake Fork Tackle and Gary Yamamoto Senkos. They hit any color as long as it was dark. The key was wood, and the closer you got the more likely the hit. I don't think that we made more than few casts that landed right next to a stump or stickup that didn't produce a hit. Obviously we were casting to visible wood, and the Farm has plenty of that in the south end. We also had a few hit a frog, and baits that were jerked just below the surface. The top water bite is coming!!!
If we wanted to make a full day of it I am sure that this could have been a one hundred plus fish day. When we decided to call it there was still no slow down in the bite.
April is always a very strong month and with water levels dropping we expect this year to produce some banner catches. Give us a call! We have some openings and would surely like to show this lake off. See you out there!