The first spot that you will be able to catch
pickeral/pike in is to the right of the top map section Last Songs Of Summer.
Cast towards the wood that is sticking out of the water, not the log but the
actual branches. It is important to use a Casting Spoon, you will want to
select one of the smaller varieties with a size #1 or #2 hook. It is best to
reel on speed #1 with a occasional stop and jerk motion, I have found this to
be the most effective and have easily landed multiple Grass Pickeral size
05-0.7 pounds in a row. You will not get Chain Pickeral from this location. Due
to the casting spoon use you may get the occasional small largemouth bass on
the return near the log, i have on several occasions. Grass Pickeral give a
average of 7+ xp per fish.
The Second spot my
favorite for getting Pickeral is on the pike map section, if you go as far left
as you can along the shore you will reach this location. Cast towards the
branches as far as you can I usually cast 120-150 feet and reel back slowly on
reel speed #1. Use a Reel and jerk motion again reeling maybe 5-8 times in
between the jerks, this will get a fish 90% of the time. Use the same Casting
Spoon that i talked about for the other spot. The important thing to note about
the downstream location is that you can occasionally get Chain Pickeral, which
can grow to 3 pounds they are identified by the chain like stripes on them,
they give excellent average xp 20+. Grass Pickeral here offer the same as the
other spot
Note the Weed bed to the left, Bass hide out in
it. The best early game method level #4 to fish for bass is to use Red Worms on
a size 4 hook. Set your leader length to 15 and cast towards them, but not into
the weeds, Bass are slow to take the bait sometimes so it is very important to
not jump the gun and reel in too early. Another method is to use Spoons Casting
Spoons with hooks #1-#4 and #1/0-#4/0 also work at higher level. Cast these up
against or to the right of the furthest weeds, and reel in dont let the lure
stop for long bass like a constant motion, jerking to the right and performing
a stop and go can help to interest them, bass hit hard so it is important to
quickly set the hook. The third and final method here to catch them is to use a
Mini or just plain Bass Jig any size will work, use them the same way as you
would a casting spoon, the mini will only produce young largemouth, but that is
okay as this can help rookies to level up fast. The larger hooks 3/0 or so can
produce up to 5 and 6 pound trophies like the fish below.
Bass
will also be lurking near the underwater log if you cast slightly to the left
of the green boat you will land in the correct location. Be careful you can
snag your lure quite badly. The style of bass fishing for this spot is the same
as the spot to the left. Cast a casting spoon and retrieve it with a moderate
speed, bass will usually bite from 120 feet out to about 50 past 50 they have
never hit my line. So i would recommend that you just retrieve it. Bass jigs
are the same idea, but reel them in at speed #2 this will help to keep them
from getting snagged as they can be a little bit expensive to lose.
Its really awesome post!!!! Cajun Red is a catfish line. It was designed to be used in deeper waters (20ft+ not 20m) and bottom fishing at night. This line works well on bottom species around dams and in the ocean; I didn't even mention catfish because catfish aren't line shy at all and you don't need to use any "invisible" lines on catfish. Cajun Red won't be your top choice for bass fishing. Switch to other lines and you won't even miss it.Thanks:)
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