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Later From: Grim Reaper (152.163.100.199), Virginia
Dude. Obviously you are very young. June is a long way away. Believe it or not, you could be dead by then! Try again around May. Yeah, when in doubt, throw a Senko! good luck From: txBASS (206.213.209.31), Texas I'd have to agree, a sinko is good choice. For cold water bass oyu got to give them a SLOW presentation, and they will be holding real tight to cover so you really got to hit that sweet spot. Go ask the guy working the counter at the local bait shop that serves the lake before you go. That will be the most vaulable info you cuold get. And goo luck. maine fishing From: C&r (71.224.93.134), Maine I'm a Maine summer person, and a CPR basser, too. I agree with the Senko advise. I've also had a lot of luck with green pumpkin, or pumpkin seed color, finesse worms rigged with light weight (1/16 or 1/8) and worked shakey-head. June bassn From: davebass1 (64.136.27.228), Maine I agree with everyone. If your coming early in June, fish the west shore for the warmest water and look for bedding bass,( smallies) and throw the senko or a tube. If late June, post spawn. Points, the first drop off of spawning areas and grass or cabbage. Jigs,tubes,flukes,cranks,spinnerbaits depending on the weather. Also look for spawning largemouth in the marshy areas, dark bottoms. Senkos shine here as does tubes. Have fun and good luck, DAVID |
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