With rain the water temps are changing
Don Schnable
September 1, 2013
Bull Shoals - Freshwater Fishing Report
BASS - updated 07-17-13
- Top water is working early in the morning and late in the evening. Spooks and flukes seem to be the best.
- Later on in the day plastics are working in 15 to 35 feet of water. The mustard colored and watermelon colored tube jig (gitzit) seem to be the best.
- Spinner baits on cloudy windy banks for Largemouth bass. Mostly natural colors in clear water and bright colors in dingy water.
- split shot or drop shot a night crawler in 25 to 35 feet of water.
- Split shot a crawfish in 25 to 35 feet of water
- vertical spooning in 25 to 35 feet of water
- red plastic worms in brush piles at night
WHITE BASS - updated 07-17-13
Very few reports of white bass during the day night. The patterns below usually work this time of year. The night bite under lights is starting to work.
- Trolling minnow looking baits early in the morning and late in the day on the gravel banks back in the creeks.
Walleye - updated 07-17-13
- Bottom bouncing with night crawlers in 25 to 35feet is producing some walleye.
- split shoting or drop shoting night crawlers in 25 to 35 feet is producing walleye
- flat trolling with deep diving baits, simulate a bluegill or minnow .
Crappie -
- Small minnows around brush piles
- small 1/16 ,1/32, 1/64 oz jigs around the brush piles.
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