Re: Lunker Bass/Please reply!

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Posted by Peter from 206.203.51.163 on July 24, 1999 at 13:07:08:

In Reply to: Re: Lunker Bass/Please reply! posted by Eric S. on July 21, 1999 at 13:05:14:

: In my experience, early spring pre-spawn has produced some of the easiest big largemouth (and smallmouth). The weeds are down and the bass are hungry and easy to find/cooperate. Spinnerbaits work well.

: You're asking the right question a few posts above concerning buzzbaits, the summer can also produce some "biguns" - and topwater evenings, until, and after dark will up your odds. I like plastic worms too - whatever time of day.

: If you're looking for the summertime hawg, stick to topwaters around dusk. Work the weed edges with frogs and buzzbaits. You'll open up a can o' whoopass in no time.

: Good Fishing.

: Eric S.

: P.S., when are you going to send a .pdf of your newsletter to Ed for posting?

Thanks for your help. What do you mean about sending a .pdf to Ed?

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