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Puddingstone From: Jim Clausen (152.163.252.71), Georgia
Jay, Try the dropoffs near the boat docks where the bait is sold. I used to split shot off the drops in the winter and did well. Also around both boat houses, and the launch ramps for the sail boats. Yes the clam beds are good but try the wall and the ladder at the dam. Tight lines, Jim Clausen Tips From: Armando (162.2.33.7), California I fished a lake with lots of shad in it. The fish have all they can eat and are usually full. Try fishing plastic worms fished really slow try purple and other natural colors. You have to give them something other than what they usually have to see. Anything shad like will probably be rejected. Tight lines tipz on pudding stone lake From: Stick Rick (198.81.26.15), California Bro the trick to that lake is white "Viper" spinner baitz with white bladez an topwater baitz!!!! preferably STiCK BAiTZ! ''luckycraftz sammy workz great'' just work the stickbait like itz on crack an then let it sit for a sec. an then continue. Doezn't matter if it colder then a witchez tit out, it will work!An as for drop shotting this workz all the time, a 1 to 1an a half foot long leader on your drop shot.Trust me!!just do the opposite of what everyonez doing an you'll SLAMeM!!all this bullshit on how these new baitz an stuff are comiming out an costing a hundred dollerz for a bait NO! old school style workz. anyway simple colorz work great,black grape,green weenie,WHITE!!wormz, simple colorz u know. you dont have to use any crazy colorz! really itz crazy about this lake whatever worm or reaper u use doesn't matter, as long as itz a really soft. just keep a slow constant rithem, an there u go. |
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