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Quick question. Is there a style of fishing that is more productive in the fall? For example should I still be pulling crankbaits or should I try pushing jigs with minnows? Or is something like that on a day to day basis that you just have to figure out for yourself? Again thanks for all the help.
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I too push minners. Prefer the large from lakeway..don't have to use the trolling motor, just let em tow me along. :biggrin
Now that's funny right there. I haven't bought any minnows there, but I guess I need to get a bigger bucket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boatbottom
Find the Ironlake area at the res. jig fish from bottom to top . they pretty much on the flat or creek drop there year round . there are trees in 25 ft. of water next to snags in 10 ft . When you come off Natchez trace headed to tommy's it is on the west side of the road . You can see the tall trees around the old slough .Bobby Garland baby shad in natural colors should work .
Wow thanks for that tip. I think if I can find time, me and my oldest son might run out there Friday afternoon.
This spring for sure tenn tom it's a date :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by coolerfull
When you see the Lakeway minners you'll understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by deltarat
So when the water gets colder will they move back to the brushtops? This summer I was finding them in 15 to 30 ft.
You guys that are pushing minnows, are you fishing the same places and same depth that you were pulling cranks? I have only been catching fish in 18-23 fow. Do I need to fish the same spots and 15-18 feet deep?
Are you using double rigs with minnows alone, jig and minnows or roadrunners and minnows?