I call a friend and we're going to try somewhere, tomorrow. Any suggestion were to go?Thinking Bleackshear, Sincliar, or Oconee. Any help will be good.
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I call a friend and we're going to try somewhere, tomorrow. Any suggestion were to go?Thinking Bleackshear, Sincliar, or Oconee. Any help will be good.
Make it deep water. Water temps are approaching 90 deg. Fish deep. The fish are probably holding tight. Just a thought. If I knew how and where i would go!
We decide to try Oconee. We got there about 6:30, we started fishing tree tops. We were getting some bites, but they were real light. We caught a few and then started to try some docks. The fish were still hit so light, you couldn;t hardly tell they were biting. We carry home 13 Crappie and a few Bream. I try out a new small spinner bait, that I'm making for Bream. They seem to be working, really good. The Crappi were good size, but the Bream were small.
A G-Loomis or St Croix rod will help you feel those light bites. That is what makes them worth the money 1
We have been using a Cherrywood, light action. It seems to work good.
you would think they are deep with the water temps . set sensitivity on depth finder so thermocline shows they will be just above it .in blacksher they will be 12 to 15 ft.usealey.