Buckeye1955

Lots of grubs too. I'll have one rigged up for her. Definitely spinning gear. She'd probably kill me the first bird's nest she got on a bait caster!

Thanks! I love top water fishing! Buzz bait maybe? I just picked up several new ones over the winter. That should raise her pulse some if we can find something they like on top. I like the Chompers too. Not a huge jig guy, but several in my boat. I'll give them a bath and see what happens. The lake sure looks great from the pictures I've seen. Looking forward to it!

What ever the traffic is, it is. Just a visit with the daughter. Heading up to Champlain for two weeks in July. That will be serious fishing time. Big bass and pike both there. 50 fish days are pretty normal there. Grass 6-8 feet deep everywhere in our area with pads on top in the coves. She is in Lincoln, NE and going to meet me at Table Rock.Just hoping to let her tie into a couple. R&R on the lake for me. Maybe chase some little white balls too. Just trying to get enough info to give her a thrill.

Thanks guys. I'm used to the Ohio river and the lakes here in the area. Seriously high pleasure boat traffic here too. I fish early in the morning and then go golfing in the afternoon. Back out in the evening. I'm sure there will be some coves back up the creek where some quiet can be found in the morning at least. I fish Lake Champlain every July and you just need to be off the water by 10:30 or 11:00. I'm hungry by then anyway. Explain if you will this wonderful Ned Rig. Never heard of that one. For Champlain I like a Pond Magic spinner bait in craw with a YUM boogie tail trailer or a watermelon super fluke rigged almost Carolina style on a lead headed jig. Just let it go to the bottom and pop it along. And frogs. Lots of lily pads and grass there. Any similar stuff back in the coves here or just all vertical timber and stumps? Would a watermelon senko hit the spot? Figure the daughter could use one of those rigged texas style and not be snagging it on everything. Going to have to keep it simple for her.

Hi, I'm heading out there Memorial week for to meet the daughter for some bass fishing. Staying in some cabins near Indian Point. Looks like they are located on North Indian Creek. I would like to have the daughter tie into a couple nice bass this trip. Could I get some tips for what to use that time of year and how to fish that area? I'm trailering my Triton out. Thanks in advance for any help!