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    Sugarloaf Lake

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    • Phelptwan

      Gold Ambassador

      5/19/24

      • Species

        Largemouth Bass

      • Season

        Spring (Spawn)

      • Technique

        Frogs/Toads

      • Structure

        Lily Pads

      • Forage

        Bluegill

      • Water Temperature

        67°

      Water temp was 67 when we hit it, but about 71 when we got off the water. Little to no breeze as we fished. Very sunny and VERY clear water. Solid 6-7' visibility. Frogs were the winner of the day, caught several decent bass hitting the back pockets of pads as the bass swirled. Began throwing a BFS Popper (Damiki Umpa) at the popping bluegills and had a blast pulling in Bluegills as well as bass regularly. As the top water fizzled out, switched to a wacky rig and started targeting the grass lines and pulled in several more keepers.
    • Phelptwan

      Gold Ambassador

      9/24/22

      • Species

        Largemouth Bass

      • Season

        Fall

      • Technique

        Topwater Prop

      • Structure

        Open Water/Basin

      • Forage

        Bluegill

      • Water Temperature

        66°

      Water temp was 65-67. Bass were pushing all the schooling fry into the shallows and feeding pretty aggressively but the bite was pretty slow. We eventually developed a pretty steady top water bit on plopper/prop bait's. Managed to catch a few with the new Hellraizer as well.
    • Phelptwan

      Gold Ambassador

      9/22/21

      • Species

        Largemouth Bass

      • Season

        Spring (Pre-Spawn)

      • Technique

        Spinnerbaits

      • Structure

        Reeds

      • Forage

        Bluegill

      Early spring fishing is hit or miss on Sugarloaf. Jerkbaits and Spinnerbaits can produce decent numbers but quality doesn't really hit until Spawning season.
    • Phelptwan

      Gold Ambassador

      9/10/22

      • Species

        Largemouth Bass

      • Season

        Fall

      • Technique

        Lipless Crankbaits

      • Structure

        Lily Pads

      • Forage

        Bluegill

      Water temp around 75, lots of fish busting on surface but couldn't get on a top water bite. Tried a ploppers, poppers, walking baits, and frogs, just didn't seem interested. Switched to some lipless cranks and started catching them right off the edges of the lily pads and drop offs. Pretty much cranking them in as fast as we could turn the handles. Did a bit of sight fishing in the shallows and caught them with a wacky worm, but the bait of the day was definitely the red eye.