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<blockquote data-quote="luvcatchingbass" data-source="post: 312481" data-attributes="member: 1979">I have never fished those lakes but as far as fishing tips here is what I have found, obviously different bodies can have different patterns but this has done well for me the last few years on different bodies.-Start your search in or just above the halfway point of the water column, example 20fow work the 8-12ft area-If possible set a few minnows on plain hook and bobber and stage them at different depths.-I like to have 2 setups ready. One with a smaller tungsten with either a plastic or live wax worms (spikes if you can find them) and another with a smaller jigging spoon tipped with wax worms normally (my favorite is a Lindy Frosty Jigging Spoon 1/16th oz). Obviously if you are somewhere with bigger fish you can up size your offerings, sometimes I will still do that just to see what makes them tick.-Sometimes when just searching I will go up to bigger more aggressive tackle like jigging raps, rattle spoons, bigger flutter spoons, etc just to draw fish in and if they don't hit switch to my spare setup.Good Luck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="luvcatchingbass, post: 312481, member: 1979"] I have never fished those lakes but as far as fishing tips here is what I have found, obviously different bodies can have different patterns but this has done well for me the last few years on different bodies. -Start your search in or just above the halfway point of the water column, example 20fow work the 8-12ft area -If possible set a few minnows on plain hook and bobber and stage them at different depths. -I like to have 2 setups ready. One with a smaller tungsten with either a plastic or live wax worms (spikes if you can find them) and another with a smaller jigging spoon tipped with wax worms normally (my favorite is a Lindy Frosty Jigging Spoon 1/16th oz). Obviously if you are somewhere with bigger fish you can up size your offerings, sometimes I will still do that just to see what makes them tick. -Sometimes when just searching I will go up to bigger more aggressive tackle like jigging raps, rattle spoons, bigger flutter spoons, etc just to draw fish in and if they don't hit switch to my spare setup. Good Luck [/QUOTE]

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