What techniques work when fishing shallow in water with a heavy layer of mossy grass on the bottom?
In this case, it's a 100 acre reservoir with very little rock, shoreline structure or submerged timber...
Any suggestions are very appreciated.
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What techniques work when fishing shallow in water with a heavy layer of mossy grass on the bottom?
In this case, it's a 100 acre reservoir with very little rock, shoreline structure or submerged timber...
Any suggestions are very appreciated.
a texas rigged tube will cut through that stuff pretty easily
[QUOTE=goosecreekguy;449954]What techniques work when fishing shallow in water with a heavy layer of mossy grass on the bottom?
In this case, it's a 100 acre reservoir with very little rock, shoreline structure or submerged timber...
Any suggestions are very appreciated.[/QUOTE]
Weightless Yum Dinger, Flukes, Spinnerbaits, Topwater. This is the time of year for all that good shallow bait tossin.:D
I use a Stanley Ribbits Topwater frog in thick surface vegitation like moss.
I would carolina rig a french fry
buzzbaits, burning sb's, and any plastic weightless rigged extremely weedless with hook point buried in.
-Rich
[quote=chris d;449966]i would carolina rig a french fry[/quote]
do you prefer the mcdonalds or the new home cut from wendys.:d
Hey, I really do appreciate the advice fellas. What kind of buzzbaits do you recommend? DJD, you said YUM dingers...how should I rig them? Any suggestions for fluke sizes/colors? I've never fished them with success. '
I love the Stanley Ribbits...do you ever let them fall or just topwater?
Thanks again for the tips.
[QUOTE=goosecreekguy;450187]Hey, I really do appreciate the advice fellas. What kind of buzzbaits do you recommend? DJD, you said YUM dingers...how should I rig them? Any suggestions for fluke sizes/colors? I've never fished them with success. '
I love the Stanley Ribbits...do you ever let them fall or just topwater?
Thanks again for the tips.[/QUOTE]
I just rig them texas rig (no weght) wth a 2/0 or 3/0 EWG Gammy. They are plenty heavy for casting with baitcasters. If I'm skipping them I'll use spinning tackle and fireline.
I don't use the Stanley baits but when I use Zoom Horny Toads I always let them fall when coming to a hole in the grass or when pulling away from the grass line. I think any bait that can be paused and twitched around cover is a good way to fish them. JMO.
My favorite buzzbaits are Cavitron. I have used others but always come back to the Cavitron.:)