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Catching Is Very Good For Bass At Stick Marsh and Farm 13
2006-12-11 09:33:52
Stick Marsh - Farm 13, Florida - Freshwater Fishing Report
Stick Marsh & Farm 13 & Garcia
At Stick Marsh the bass are suspended in the trees. To get them out requires working lures over the tops of the trees. Occasionally letting the lures touch the top of the trees is a successful method. Spinnerbaits, Chatter Clatter Type Baits, Rattle Traps, and Senko type baits will produce. Drifting live bait over the trees will also produce.
In Farm 13 the bass are moving around chasing bait. They are in large schools. Find the school feeding and you are in bass fishing heaven. The bass in both lakes are fat and healthy. In Farm 13 the Carolina rig, Spinnerbaits, Chatter Clatter Type baits, Rattle Traps will produce.
The Spillway was running on Sunday. The bass have moved in. Not in great numbers but it’s a super area to fish to avoid the wind. Tubes and wild shiners have been the most productive lures.
More info and photos of the Bill Clark trip are available at www.HughCrumpler.Com and by clicking on Live Updates.
Fish Species: Largemouth Bass
Bait Used: Tibes & Wild Shiners
Tackle Used: Heavy
Method Used: Casting
Water Depth: 2-10
Water Temperature: 66
Wind Direction: NE
Wind Speed: 20
On Sunday Emily & Bill Clark had this double.
D J and the largest of the Catfish.
About The Author: Captain Hugh Crumpler
Company: Hugh Crumpler - A Bass Guide
Area Reporting: Palm Bay, Florida
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