RE: Sunday fishing!

[qscheffer]

Hi, @mudcat36,

Thank you for the share, We use Zoom Flukes.

(Image from zoombait.com)

The water clarity greatly affects the bait. We used darker colours as the water was very murky on the day.
The darker colour is much more visible to the bass looking up for food.

We are actually going out again tomorrow afternoon.

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[mudcat36]

Yeah, I found that to. I like to use mud red. Do you remember a lure called "The Flying Lure" from back in the 90's? Kinda like the flukes but had a funny drop when you worked them that bass couldn't resist. I used to spray mine with a scented attractant and one in every three cast would get a hit if I was working the right area. I.e stumps, pads, high grass. Caught a 8 pound lunker one time doing just that, but she looked like she had a belly full of eggs so back in the water to bed and lay'em I put her. Here's some tips and ideas to really get you going on Steemit as you seem to be into your outdoors lifestyle:

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[qscheffer]

Are you talking about the "floaties" as we called them?

I remember a time when these were big, and also spinners.

Thank you for the advice, I will use those tags in my future posts for sure. Ill check out your older posts. Hope you have an awesome day my man.

[mudcat36]

These things. Bass can't resist them.

[qscheffer]

O, yes, I remember those, but they got stuck so easily.