Its lower density and near-neutral buoyancy make it ideal for fishing topwater lures, float fishing, and jigging
As the water gets cooler I will start fishing more brush with a squarebill crankbait, a squarebill is like the 4x4 of cranks and can be worked through cover that round bill baits will get hung up in
Reaction lures has been equally, if not more impressive
And then it will give when the bass makes a run, keeping those treble hooks from tearing out of its mouth
On day one, after recovering from our beer-fueled dehydration, we found that hooking a high-end peacock was similar to a muskie quest: Youre going to put in a lot of hunt time and make tons of casts, but even with a week on the water, theres just no guarantee that a big girl is going to play
I like to fish the J-Walker early in the morning around and through a shad spawn, because the bass will be feeding on top of the water