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Went fishing at rough this morning. Didn't catch any largemouth, but did manage to catch 7 hybrids on lipless cranks, 6 of them being 17"+... if the largrmouth aren't biting you can't beat that. Think the fishing should be very good down here in a few weeks.
sounds like you done pretty good , I was wondering how high the lake is and if it is muddy Wild Duck
thinking of going to rough tomorrow where did u find the hybrids or were they scattered?
water is starting to get a good color on the lower end . heared of a alot of them caught today but nothing else ??????? :confused:
[QUOTE=calm waters;446447]thinking of going to rough tomorrow where did u find the hybrids or were they scattered?[/QUOTE]
Caught all but one of them off a rock pile near the laurel ramp. When you pull out of the cove, go strait across the lake, there are 3 rock markers around the area. Be careful though, when the water is down these rocks are exposed. They are currently below the surface, so be careful not to hit them. Also, they were not biting any other baits I threw at them - they liked a chartrose sexy shad lip less crank and a silver rattle trap.
we fished rough today and got 10+ hybrids with the biggest being around 5lbs. all were caught on firetiger SR5. the hybrid bite was unbelieveable today. they stopped biting around 10 am.
[QUOTE=natebosox;446481]we fished rough today and got 10+ hybrids with the biggest being around 5lbs. all were caught on firetiger SR5. the hybrid bite was unbelieveable today. they stopped biting around 10 am.[/QUOTE]
thanks for the info going to rough or cedar tom ill let u know how we did
Good luck to you, hope the bite is still on.
[QUOTE=natebosox;446481]we fished rough today and got 10+ hybrids with the biggest being around 5lbs. all were caught on firetiger SR5. the hybrid bite was unbelieveable today. they stopped biting around 10 am.[/QUOTE]
Music to my ears boys! What part of the lake did you get into them at...if u don't mind me asking. Thanks!
-Rich
They are a blast!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :cool:
Definitely, they are a lot of fun to catch. I havn't ever caught so many that were in open water before at rough - usually only have luck with them in the jumps.