LAKE RUSSELL IS FULL, CLEAR & MID 80’S

Bass fishing has slowed down. Find and fish biggest cluster of rocks in the shade and fish with a 1/4 ounce jig while using no more than 10 pound Suffix Line. Also, use a Rapala DT6 or DT10 along these same areas and be sure to bounce the baits off of the rocks. After the sun comes up, head to the bridge pylons. On a spinning rod, use a 1/4 ounce Strobe Tear Drop Spoon by Blue Fox on 8 to 10 pound test Suffix line. Use a Robo worm in morning dawn and fish this vertical jig on all of the pylons under the bridges starting at one side, then move to the other. Most strikes will come on the fall of the bait and watching your line is a must. These hot summer patterns will work, at least one of them, until the water cools back down. Using the Lowrance Structure Scan and Down Scan technology while fishing the bridge pylons. For a sample of the BASS FISHING LAKE RUSSELL book e mail [email protected]