03-01-2013, 12:29 AM
You can never go wrong with a worm on the bottom. If you can catch a white bass, cut him up right there and put a chunk on a big hook and let it sit on the bottom. Mr. Channel Cat will find it. The further south you are, the lower the water is. It is literally 2 to 3" deep coming out of the lake in a lot of places. North of point of the mountain should be good. Small lead head jig with small "smelt" GULP! minnow two weeks ago produced a bunch of white bass and a few nice largemouth. Move around until you find fish if possible.
If you fly fish, finding carp in the shallow waters is easy and they'll greedily take large glow bugs, big prince nymphs, wooly buggers, and san juan worms.
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If you fly fish, finding carp in the shallow waters is easy and they'll greedily take large glow bugs, big prince nymphs, wooly buggers, and san juan worms.
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