Sand Point Lake

Published: Nov 1, 2018Updated: Jan 4, 2025

Species

Smallmouth Bass

Season

Spring (Current)

2 Fishing Reports

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Shallow Diving Crankbaits (0-6')
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Fishing Reports

2 Reports on Sand Point Lake

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Kail’s Fishing Reports
Gold Ambassador
5/26/21
- Species
  Smallmouth Bass
- Season
  Spring (Post-Spawn)
- Technique
  Crankbaits 0-6'
- Structure
  Ledges
- Forage
  Crawfish
one of my most favorite ways to fish is casting the shorelines in the spring. Look for rocky shorelines with sand and gravel mixed in, also look for a slow brake on the shoreline as it stays shallow coming out from the shoreline further. Put your trolling motor down and follow the shoreline. Tie a small snap to your line and snap your DT-4 to it and throw right up to where the water touches the shoreline and very your retrieve to the boat. I like the DT-4 because they cast like a rocket and very durable on the rocks and they have large sharp hooks. I also like using mono for this as it gives a little shock absorber when the smally hits. Check the last 5' of your line often as there are a lot of rocks, and your line gets nicked up quickly. That's why I use the XT mono, if there is a nick pull off 5' and retie.. Good Luck and see you on the water.
Kail’s Fishing Reports
Gold Ambassador
5/27/21
- Species
  Smallmouth Bass
- Season
  Spring (Post-Spawn)
- Technique
  Bladed Jigs
- Structure
  Ledges
- Forage
  Crawfish
Spring is a great time to cast Chatter Baits on the shorelines and shallow points. Look for shallow rocky shorelines with a mix of rocks, sand and gravel that have a slow taper coming from shore and put your trolling motor down and start casting the shoreline. Very your speed and direction. I like to tie about 5’ or XT to the fireline as a little shock absorber, check your knots and the last few feet of line often for nicks. Good luck!🎣