Depending on the amount of cover, anglers can catch bass on jerkbaits like the Rogue, flipping jigs or running a crankbait, but often these backwaters are so stuffed with aquatic weeds that skittering a hollow body frog like the Pad Crasher across the top or punching through the weeds with a heavyweight Texas-rigged craw are the only options
Through the Back Behind the Dorsal Fin Run the hook through the bait just as you would when hooking froward of the dorsal
otherwise, itd be just like any other crowded tailwater
Stream fishing is a whole different thing
But as in example #1 (in the weeds) above, because the weight/sinker is attached to the retaining arm of the clip and not directly onto the line, the buildup of pressure caused by the fish pulling will cause the tail rubber to pop off allowing the weight/sinker too easily work itself free of the safety clip, the fish will live to fight another day
If Im looking for wind to create current for me, Ill be searching in places where the wind creates the most current