03-03-2005, 03:58 PM
Actually, CBR, springtime mid-march is the best time to be whacking bass. You gotta find a shallow shelf with a gradual drop off to the depths. Like trees along the shoreline with roots protruding into the water, or dikes with shallow shelves, or rocky gravely areas.
As for last year, I would have to agree with you, I caught fewer bass thanks to a drought-shortened season. They are out there by the tons and by the size, I'll bet you they all went out last year to the depths of bird island where they sought refuge from drying harbors. Now I am willing to bet you that they are now back into their old haunts.[cool]
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As for last year, I would have to agree with you, I caught fewer bass thanks to a drought-shortened season. They are out there by the tons and by the size, I'll bet you they all went out last year to the depths of bird island where they sought refuge from drying harbors. Now I am willing to bet you that they are now back into their old haunts.[cool]
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