Fishing NRL

[uk.bass]

Does anyone know what the winter pattern is on NRL yet? What like to know what's LMB are biting on?

Thanks

[uk.bass]

Nothing? I'm in need of help. I haven't been to Nolin in about a month and would like to know if the bass are biting...

[JTM]

It was brutal this past saturday. Cant tell you a pattern cause I havent been there alot this winter. What fish i caught were on very slow presentations. Water temp is between 40 and 43. Sorry cant help more.

[Rudypoo4444]

I fished there some last winter, but I haven't been there this winter yet.

What worked for me last year was shaky-head worms fished very slow around rock bluffs and inside channel bends. The color I used 99% of the time was a dark red shad color.

I hope this helps you out.

[uk.bass]

I wonder with the weather warming up this week. Will it warm the water enough to bring the fish up? Also, I would imagine that the fish aren't in the creeks anymore at Nolin since they've dropped the water. So, where would be a good starting point the creek channels, deep on main lake, main lake points? I know the previous response was shaky head but are there any other suggestions, like spinner baits, grubs, jerk baits, jigs? Has anyone ever fished with a hair jig for bass? Do you work it like regular jigs?

Thanks

[uk.bass]

I fished there some last winter, but I haven't been there this winter yet.

What worked for me last year was shaky-head worms fished very slow around rock bluffs and inside channel bends. The color I used 99% of the time was a dark red shad color.

I hope this helps you out.

I hoping that with the weather warming up this week, it gets the fish active around those rock bluffs. Have you ever fished with hair jigs? I've got a buddy making me and my fishing buddy some hair jigs for bass and wonder how you work it (if it's like working a regular jig).

thanks

[Rudypoo4444]

I hoping that with the weather warming up this week, it gets the fish active around those rock bluffs. Have you ever fished with hair jigs? I've got a buddy making me and my fishing buddy some hair jigs for bass and wonder how you work it (if it's like working a regular jig).

thanks

Are you talking about hair jigs used with a F/F rig, or a hair jig like the conventional jig&pig jigs?

I don't know about the F/F on Nolin, but I would be willing to bet that hair jig&pig would work very well, as jig&pigs work well on the rock bluffs at Nolin.

[ronzo]

Fished nolin Monday. Only caught two and they came off of mainlake points but they both sat right up on the bank pretty shallow. Caught both on a blade bait fished really slow. Fished jigs, shakey heads and just about everything but no other takers. Talked to a guy at the ramp who said they had been biting but he had a tough day Monday.

[uk.bass]

It was brutal this past saturday. Cant tell you a pattern cause I havent been there alot this winter. What fish i caught were on very slow presentations. Water temp is between 40 and 43. Sorry cant help more.

I'm hoping with the warm front moving in it gets the bass biting.

[uk.bass]

Are you talking about hair jigs used with a F/F rig, or a hair jig like the conventional jig&pig jigs?

I don't know about the F/F on Nolin, but I would be willing to bet that hair jig&pig would work very well, as jig&pigs work well on the rock bluffs at Nolin.

I'm going to have the hair jig&pig and a regular jig&pig tied on as well.