I don't know where that particular lake is, but I assume you can catch them there like anywhere else. A sunshine bass is AKA hybrid bass (striper + white bass = hybrid). They feed primarily on shad. Sometimes they like small shad (2 inch) and sometimes they like larger bait. The key to catching these fish once you find them is to offer lively bait. Catching and keeping shad lively is often the hardest part. You'll need a generously sized round container preferably with recirc/filtration capability. Also you can add shad-keeper chemical and rock salt to the water to add vitality to the bait. Remember, there's live bait and there's lively bait. Lively bait is the key. The way I rig baits is with a carolina rig with 1/8 oz barrel weight suspended about 24 inches above the hook. This method works well for slow trolling or drifting deep water. Hook size is determined by bait size and the shad should be hooked through the nostril openings. Freelining bait with no weight can also be productive. Good luck.


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