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what should i use in my lake the weather has been really hot an it rained a little and the lake is shallow any advice?? water is also murky
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Okay bassman915--
I could use a little more information here. Where do you live...what are you fishing for...etc. etc. Be happy to try and help you out.
Gerry Bethge -
I guess by the name you are fishing for bass, but as Gerry said we don't know for sure. For Bass.The old Standby for me has always been a Black Plastic worm. Usually works in any color water. I would also try a chartreuse spinnerbait with single Colorado blade this time of year. Cast along the bank or to the bank if in a boat that will work Late in the evening or during the day even when its hot. Also in the morning and evening try a buzzbait along the bank. Good luck Bassman915.Comment
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Forgot to mention you might try a Black SpinnerBait also if the Chartreuse doesn't produce after a short time.Comment
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For bass, fish at first light and last light and concentrate on shady spots. Topwaters work well early and late, otherwise, Fritz is right about the black plastic and fish it slow. If they still don't bite, I have often found solace in strong language.Comment
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-GerryBethge
i live in southwest texas fishing for bass the water level also keeps going down right now water levels vary from 1-7 feet and i fish from shoreComment
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Hot weather bass fishing is really what I like to do the most--though the definition of 'hot weather' is a bit different in southwest Texas I'm sure. I'm pretty much with Fritz the Cat here. My suggestion would be to fish late afternoons and into the dark of the night. Waiting for an approaching front isn't a bad tactic either. Anyway, try working cover and shorelines with weedless topwaters. Since fish might be a bit lethargic, work the lures slowly. Lure color is relatively important, too. I prefer black. Let us know how you make out.Comment
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