Sylamore Creek end of September

[swelbo1]

I am looking for any information on what baits work on the smallmouth in Sylamore at the end of September. I am assuming a Ned will work? I guess the water is still too warm at that time of year for the trout.  If there are trout, what baits should we use?

We will have kayaks with us, but would wading more beneficial? We are staying on the creek at an air bnb. 
 

Thanks for any information. 

[sfiser]

smallmouth fishing will be good on ned, senko, small cranks, toperwater, etc.  Water will probably be extremely low depending on rainfall or lack thereof.  I highly doubt there are many (if any) trout in the creek that time of year since the water temp will be in the 70's so I don't really think you could plan on targeting them.  There could be a few here and there where a cold spring pops up in the creek but not enough to go after. 

[swelbo1]

I use 6lb Sunline while fishing the Ned at Table Rock, should I change to 4lb?

[Ham]

9 minutes ago, swelbo1 said:

I use 6lb Sunline while fishing the Ned at Table Rock, should I change to 4lb?

No!

[swelbo1]

Do y’all think a TX rigged ultravibe would work?

[Bushbeater]

TX rigged ultravibe should be perfect. I'd use a cotton candy Zoom lizard.

[swelbo1]

Sorry for the dumb questions. I’ve never fished the Creeks up there for smallmouth. I only get to catch them at table rock every year. 

[Cameron Gillespie]

Sylamore is pretty skinny water. Smaller is better.

[Ham]

I would love to fish Sylamore, but access is very limited. There is a section that connects to the White River. It has decent LMB and SMB, but they are pretty educated and when warm enough it is a community swimming hole. 
The creek loads with trout in the winter. I had fun with waders and a flyrod when there was 10 inches of snow on the ground 

[Ham]

12 hours ago, swelbo1 said:

Do y’all think a TX rigged ultravibe would work?

I want to see Texas rigged anything on 4 lb line "work".