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Point A Lake - Covington

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  • Aaron Bigham

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    11/7/24

    • Species

      Largemouth Bass

    • Season

      Fall

    • Technique

      Swim Jigs

    • Structure

      Matted Grass

    • Forage

      Bluegill

    • Water Temperature

      69°

    Largemouth Bass were located in extremely thick alligator grass/lily pads that were on a shallow point Riverhead river channel. If you are familiar with alligator grass, then you know one thing is mandatory - 50 LB min BRAIDED LINE. The bass were extremely aggressiv, almost attempting to retaliate against the lure, rather than a typical feeding strike. The trick was to keep the jig near the top of fhr matted grass and be pay close attention to the strikes due to the heavy cover. Kast king braid
  • Aaron Bigham

    Bronze Ambassador

    8/17/24

    • Species

      Largemouth Bass

    • Season

      Summer

    • Technique

      Wacky Rigs

    • Structure

      Submerged Vegetation

    • Forage

      Shad

    • Water Temperature

      92°

    THIS IS POINT "A" LAKE Water is HOT!!! 92 DEGREE WATER TEMP. As with any summer pattern, things were difficult. Smaller quality fish were caught by swimming a jig in emergent grass along the main river. Essentially, these grass beds provided cover and allowed the fish to stay out of the current and exert very little energy. However, better qualify fish were caught along submerged grass beds in the main lake - but, these grass beds had to be near or even touching the river channel. A stick bait, namely the YUM DINGER, was utilized and was a winner in terms of changing slow, sluggish, lazy bass in their typical summer time pattern. The key was to fish this bait SLOW AND METHODICAL and as CLOSE to the grass beds as possible