Bama1966
08-25-2008, 10:07 PM
Lake Guntersville...
1. Yes! Let’s look for the scummy, nasty dying grass and start working a soft plastic on the edges, in the holes and around the areas where the grass has died back. This time of year because there are so many baitfish, I believe that you need to work the worm with a light 1/8 oz. Weight so you can swim it and give the worm a slow drop to the bottom. Sometimes when using a worm in this manner you should try to change sizes and styles of the soft plastic your using, as the bass seem to like many different types of soft plastic baits in the fall, sometimes a flutter like on a lizard is better, others the big tale on a 10 in. monster worm attracts the bite, while at times the dead drop of a finesse worm attracts the bite. Be creative with your soft plastic fishing, there is a worm bite out there that will put fish in the boat and when you find it, you’ll be loading the boat.
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1. Yes! Let’s look for the scummy, nasty dying grass and start working a soft plastic on the edges, in the holes and around the areas where the grass has died back. This time of year because there are so many baitfish, I believe that you need to work the worm with a light 1/8 oz. Weight so you can swim it and give the worm a slow drop to the bottom. Sometimes when using a worm in this manner you should try to change sizes and styles of the soft plastic your using, as the bass seem to like many different types of soft plastic baits in the fall, sometimes a flutter like on a lizard is better, others the big tale on a 10 in. monster worm attracts the bite, while at times the dead drop of a finesse worm attracts the bite. Be creative with your soft plastic fishing, there is a worm bite out there that will put fish in the boat and when you find it, you’ll be loading the boat.
The rest here... http://www.fishin.com/articles/MikeGerry/guntersvillefishingtips.htm