How do I catch those gosh darn fish that are scattered so deep at Deep Lake?
Last Saturday, after giving up on the bass for a while, I found many scattered fish ranging from 15 to 35 feet deep at a certain location. I was south of the point by perhaps 75-100 yards. This zone of scattered fish was at least 50 yards long from east to west.
I tried to anchor but couldn't anchor since I had perhaps 40 feet of rope in 45 feet of water.
Most of you are bass fishermen, me too. But I wouldn't mind hitting a nice stretch of bluegill, crappie, or whatever. Whatever those fish were, they had a good size on the fish locater and they were constant. My guess is they were a big school of the elusive black crappie or maybe large bluegill.
How would you have fished those depths?
Thanks for your ideas.
Last Saturday, after giving up on the bass for a while, I found many scattered fish ranging from 15 to 35 feet deep at a certain location. I was south of the point by perhaps 75-100 yards. This zone of scattered fish was at least 50 yards long from east to west.
I tried to anchor but couldn't anchor since I had perhaps 40 feet of rope in 45 feet of water.
Most of you are bass fishermen, me too. But I wouldn't mind hitting a nice stretch of bluegill, crappie, or whatever. Whatever those fish were, they had a good size on the fish locater and they were constant. My guess is they were a big school of the elusive black crappie or maybe large bluegill.
How would you have fished those depths?
Thanks for your ideas.