Table Rock Tips

[Indiana Kevin]

I need some help! I'm here in the Big Cedar area and need some pointers on where to fish and what seems to be working, what depths, baits, etc. I'll be here until Sunday. Any pointers would be appreciated.

[Champ188]

If you're just looking to catch some fish and don't necessarily care how big they are, get you some 3/16th-ounce shaky heads and a bag of watermelon-red or green pumpkin Zoom finesse worms, then go find some bluff ends and steeper pockets with wood. A 5/16th-ounce finesse jig (green pumpkin or PBJ) with a green pumpkin Zoom Lil Critter Craw trailer will work, too. Beardsley Branch across from the state park is a good place to start looking.

[Nitroman]

Try POINT #2 & the area around it. Fish the point itself, & both shorelines for 100 yards or so.

Going one direction you will find several boat-docks that run back into the cut & sit in fairly deep water.

Going the other direction you will find a fairly shallow cover barren shoreline ( LEADING INTO BEARDSLEY BRANCH ) but, move out into 20 + feet of water & you will find quite a bit of cover. Fish up shallow ( 5 to 10 feet deep ) parallel to the bank with CRAWDAD COLOR WIGGLE WARTS, out deep ( start @ 20 feet & go deeper ) with 1/2oz. - 5/8oz. football jigs again CRAWDAD COLORS: GREENPUMPKIN / PBJ / BROWN & PURPLE /GREEN & BROWN. Add a plastic CRAWDAD or TWIN-TAIL GRUB as a trailer to the jig. Remember a crawdad does not jump up 2 or 3 feet off the bottom, they move across the bottom so, drag your jig or reel it slowly across the bottom. " GOOD LUCK " !!!!!!!