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Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Winter
Technique
Drop Shot
Structure
Ledges
Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Fall
Technique
Football Jigs
Structure
Boulders
Fishing deeper off the long rock points has been great. The bass are healthy, and still eating with the cooler water temperatures
Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Fall
Technique
Topwater Popping
Structure
Boulders
Forage
Bluegill
Catching em on top at lowlight conditions.
Utahduckhunter
Bronze Ambassador
2/22/23
Species
Crappie
Season
Winter
Technique
Crappie Sniping
Structure
Rip Rap
Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Summer
Technique
Texas Rigs (Worming)
Structure
Rock Pile
The water level is extremely low. The bass have been congregated on rock piles, ledges, and grass flats. Texas rigged curly tail worms and bladed jigs have been extremely effective the last several weeks.
Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Spring (Pre-Spawn)
Technique
Ned Rigs
Structure
Points
Fish are moving out of wintering holes and starting to move to points adjacent to deep water. Start shallow and move deep until you find them. Found fish on lipless crankbaits and ned rigs.
Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Spring (Pre-Spawn)
Technique
Wacky Rigs
Structure
Laydowns
Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Summer
Technique
Football Jigs
Structure
Rip Rap
Forage
Bluegill
Water is dropping rapidly. The bass have moved out and are aware of the levels. Suggest caution with navigation as the lake drops but the fish will smash a crankbait fished parallel along the rock banks and a football jig along the sandstone walls. These bass are much bigger and healthier than your average Sand Hollow catch so fish clean, keep your line and knots free of nicks. Tight lines!
Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Spring (Spawn)
Technique
Topwater Prop
Structure
Brush Piles
Bass are starting to hit topwater moving into the post spawn. Water Temperatures around 68 - 70 degrees. Sitting up shallow behind the tamarack bushes seem to be holding the most fish. Also, flipping is a good option water seems to have stained from the large amount of run off from the mountain.