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What are good lures for catching fish aroung fallen trees?
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Rebel Poppers,a black ant,flies,poppers,Road Runners,plastic frogs,a mouse,artificial worms,Jitterbugs ... anything that resembles a bug, frog,insect or small animal struggling on the surface of the water.
Wait until you feel the fish tug at your lure before you set the hook!
For bass, nothing beats running a buzz bait over the top of the trunk and branches of the tree.
For crappie, dunking a minnow wherever you can find an open spot is the best medicine.
Poppers, and Buzz Baits always work for me.
a hook and worm is all you need for gills, crappies, and perch.
For bass try running a seinko yo-yo style. Cast the lure over a branch and grab the line and pull it in then let it drop out again. do this repeatedly and you can catch fish pretty consistently
I always work plastic worms around trees. A senko wacky style is killer. I have never really done wat bassfisha13 said but it sounds like it would work great.
buzz bait -mostly snag proof, texas rigged worm also almost snag proof.
I'd have to go with a texas rigged worm.
try reeling a crankbait past it
make sure the belly color matches that of the bait fish that reside in that pond
i use a small cricket popper. or use a fire worm, its a purple worm with a brit pink tail. but do not use a weight. let it sink naturally. reel with a slight pull and the occasional jerk about 3 seconds apart.
go with a buzzbait in yellow or white(I prefer yellow) with a copper prop. Bass tear them to pieces. Also try rubber frogs, heddon torpedos, hula poppers and rebel pop-rs. Also try throwing a medium sized beetle spin or other type of spinners. good luck!
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a hook and worm is all you need for gills, crappies, and perch.
For bass try running a seinko yo-yo style. Cast the lure over a branch and grab the line and pull it in then let it drop out again. do this repeatedly and you can catch fish pretty consistently
Rebel Poppers,a black ant,flies,poppers,Road Runners,plastic frogs,a mouse,artificial worms,Jitterbugs ... anything that resembles a bug, frog,insect or small animal struggling on the surface of the water.
Wait until you feel the fish tug at your lure before you set the hook!
For bass, nothing beats running a buzz bait over the top of the trunk and branches of the tree.
For crappie, dunking a minnow wherever you can find an open spot is the best medicine.
Poppers, and Buzz Baits always work for me.
I always work plastic worms around trees. A senko wacky style is killer. I have never really done wat bassfisha13 said but it sounds like it would work great.
buzz bait -mostly snag proof, texas rigged worm also almost snag proof.
I'd have to go with a texas rigged worm.
i use a small cricket popper. or use a fire worm, its a purple worm with a brit pink tail. but do not use a weight. let it sink naturally. reel with a slight pull and the occasional jerk about 3 seconds apart.
try reeling a crankbait past it
make sure the belly color matches that of the bait fish that reside in that pond
go with a buzzbait in yellow or white(I prefer yellow) with a copper prop. Bass tear them to pieces. Also try rubber frogs, heddon torpedos, hula poppers and rebel pop-rs. Also try throwing a medium sized beetle spin or other type of spinners. good luck!
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