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Wabana Lake

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Species

Smallmouth Bass

Season

Ice (Current)
4 Fishing Reports
30 Followers

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    Total Fishing Reports
    4
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    • Alex Timm

      Silver Ambassador

      6/12/22

      • Species

        Smallmouth Bass

      • Season

        Spring (Spawn)

      • Technique

        Finesse Hair Jigs

      • Structure

        Boulders

      Finding spawning flats then working the edges with the hair jig produced the best bites.
    • Stephanie Lawson

      Gold Ambassador

      6/26/21

      • Species

        Smallmouth Bass

      • Season

        Spring (Post-Spawn)

      • Technique

        Topwater Prop

      • Structure

        Reeds

      Reeds with a minimum of 4+ ft of water (because it's so clear) particularly not far from a drop off or rocky bottom, the smallmouth would hit this particular whopper plopper in this darker color over the lighter ones. Any size smallie from 1-5 lbs would attack/follow and of course were more aggressive as the sun was going down. Recommend tying directly to braid.
    • John Ries

      Silver Ambassador

      10/20/20

      • Species

        Smallmouth Bass

      • Season

        Fall

      • Technique

        Grass Jigs

      • Structure

        Ledges

      Smallmouth tend to congregate both offshore and near steep drops onshore (particularly where shade and tall vegetation is abundant). "Jigs catch pigs" rings very true on this lake, especially green-pumpkin. I prefer a lighter jig this time of the year here as vegetation is sparse and not heavy. 3/8 oz - 1/2 oz stealth feider does the trick. Trimmed skirt and heavy-flutter trailer (trimmed down rage craw - green pumpkin) can be the ticket. Sunny, still days in the fall tend to yield the best results.
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