A lot of folks use sculpins. An old lady told me a long time ago to use a dead one otherwise a live one will just hide under a rock. She had quite a stringer of fish. Norfork Adam circa 1970’s.
Switched tackle bags to look for bass. I couldn’t get out until the rain quit. I was sitting in meetings just jonesing to be out fishing while it was rainy and overcast. I got to my first spot and caught a couple like this one. They were busting minnows when I got there. Then the sun popped out and the wind died. The next 3 hours were a sightseeing tour.
Needed some 6 pound flouro so I stopped at bass pro. The only kind they had bass pro excel. The cheapest flouro on the shelf. 9.99 for 200 yards but I need it bad. I’ll be out early tomorrow.
Got out mid day in the rain and heavy fog. I love that kind of weather for fishing. 2 bites, 1 fish.
I forgot to add, that you need to take off 2 to 3/10ths of a pound for the silicone portion of my net that I can’t clear when the fish is in it.
I was asking for the old topo maps like the one I posted for the rest of the lake. I thought there were additional maps like that for the rest of the lake.
I’m looking for old structure not about where to run my boat.
Got out this morning at 5:30. Heavy fog and it felt like a big fish day. Fished for 2 hours. Nothing, nada. I think I finally wore out my spot. I hit a backup I’ve had luck at before. Nothing. I’ll get out and try and find some new ones. Keep in mind I’m looking for big browns not stockers. Might go catch some stockers just to feel better about myself. 😆
Got out today Monday 6/6 for 3 hours for an early lunch break. Lots of stockers and then they cranked it up from 100 mwh to 150. It got all trashy so I left. Nothing picture worthy.