crittermo Posted September 18, 2013 Posted September 18, 2013 i'm going down to the lake this weekend for some bass fishing. i'll be up around the gravois and dam area. does anyone know the best time of day, what depth and what they are hitting on in that area. thank you for your help
MOsmallies Posted September 19, 2013 Posted September 19, 2013 Check out Flatbottom Boy's report on 9/16. He caught some shallow on a brushog and some fishing shad schools in the backs of coves (ripping a spinnerbait through them and then killing it). I haven't been down since Labor Day, so I have no first hand reports. You may wanna try twitching a fluke on dock corners (especially if they're being hit by wind). I would try topwater early and late. Maybe a football jig on main and secondary points. Good luck and report back. I won't be back down until November when I have two trips planned, so I need to live vicariously through other's reports. Paul MOsmallies
Old plug Posted September 19, 2013 Posted September 19, 2013 Depends on the weather. They are starting to go into seasonal change . They are more or less where you find them. Water was in the high 70's yesterday.
Ed Franko Posted September 20, 2013 Posted September 20, 2013 Tough bite for sure ! Big fish are just plain hard for me to find . i think that this next weather front might help them it can't hurt that is for sure. The fish have so much natural food that they are very selective on what they want and when they want to eat. You can catch fish on just about any type of lure you want and any way you want to catch them. However I can not find a real good productive pattern. . if you are in Downing Branch cove and see Bass and Basket Bed and Breakfast and my white Champion is here. Honk, wave, yell or stop in and say hey. Have a good safe day on the lake! Big Ed Sorry for the doom and gloom
Old plug Posted September 20, 2013 Posted September 20, 2013 The big bass are not hard to find but it is hard to make them hit. I am sure its got a lot to do with the total abundance of shad right now. In order to get them on lures you got to play to there emotions. Its been that way all year
Champ188 Posted September 27, 2013 Posted September 27, 2013 I'm sure the Central Pro-Am boys learned plenty by trolling this thread. LOL
Old plug Posted September 28, 2013 Posted September 28, 2013 I personally know some of the central pro am boys and freinds or not they will not be getting anything from me.
MOsmallies Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 I'm sure the Central Pro-Am boys learned plenty by trolling this thread. LOL I know what ya mean Champ... Old Plug, fishinwrench and a few others have really been the only ones to give consistent reports on the LOZ forum. I try to give as much detail as possible whenever I'm able to get down there. I wish the LOZ forum was more like the Table Rock forum. I get jealous reading the Table Rock forum. I never fish TR because we have a vacation home at LOZ. I'm not sure if we just don't have that many LOZ bass guys on here, or if they are just more tight-lipped than the TR guys.
WHARFRAT Posted October 1, 2013 Posted October 1, 2013 I can give you crappie reports, not much on targeting bass. Not to say that I never do, but not that often. Now I did talk to quite a few bass fishermen this weekend, and they were all not too happy. Everyone was fishing jig and crawdad or something like that. But one guy said he was throwing a white tandem blade spinnerbait and did pretty good before the sun came up. Don't know what "pretty good" meant as far as size and numbers. This was on the Big Niangua down a round Larry Gale. So let me know if you need a crappie report, I'm there just about every weekend. Plus I get reports from others not on the forums. @lozcrappie
Blazerman Posted October 1, 2013 Posted October 1, 2013 Ok Wharfrat, are you catching crappier right now?
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