White bass 23

[Texas Grown]

I don't fish by the clicker. When it looks like more work in the cooler than I want. I quit


Pro tip....the fish is where you find them
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I might add to your Pro tip: I usually find them in the water.

The fish are biting and there's hogs to be kill-t. Gotta go!

[bloodstick]

I need to get out in this warmer weather. When do you guys go? Earlier or mid morning best?

IMO, again just my opinion, whites tend to bite better early to mid morning then again in the later afternoons. Thats just been my experience. But i imagine they will bite just about all day. They are in the creeks to spawn and will feed heavily before spawning.


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[Cratus]

any recommendation on which jigs work good in creeks for those things?

[DUKFVR]

Congrats Shane! Looks like fun!

[mikeyb_23]

Anyone ever fish up by the nature center on lake worth for whites?

[Shake N' Bake]

It's about that time!

[bloodstick]

any recommendation on which jigs work good in creeks for those things?

Just about anything that resembles a shad or some small finfish. Lots of people like using baby rat-l-traps or tiny crank baits, and some prefer small 2” paddle tails or curly tail grubs. Unless they are being finicky, more often than not, color isn’t really a factor. I catch them on solid white, solid chartreuse, black/pink tail, solid pink, pink/chartreuse, and silver paddle tails. Made by Mr.Crappie, “2 inch Slabalicious” on a 1/16 oz plain jighead.


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[bboswell]

Seems early but I like it!

[Quackerbox]

I need to get out in this warmer weather. When do you guys go? Earlier or mid morning best?

It was a holiday, I slept in and didnt get on the water till 9 and fished till about 230 when the sprinkles hit

I might add to your Pro tip: I usually find them in the water.

The fish are biting and there's hogs to be kill-t. Gotta go!

yes. Ill add I seem to do better in hard bends in the creek/river especially if its sandy. I couldnt get to the spot I wanted to due to a log across the creek. Had I not been solo I would have tried to jump it but didnt want to try and fight the boat off alone

any recommendation on which jigs work good in creeks for those things?

Anything really. I caught some on 1/4oz jigs and some on academy brand traps. I try and start with something cheap till I learn where the logs and snags are

[Rwc]

In! Hopefully on them at Granger soon! Guessing Waco does not have enough water so the creeks and Bosque will be inaccessible by boat.

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Nice haul Shane and others. Flex you are correct, a fish would have to take wings and fly or be able to swim like a flounder to get up in the Bosque's and or Creeks off Lake Waco.

Rwc

[denimdeerslayer]

I got my personal best a week ago on the lake. 14 1/4" white out on the humps. Sadly that was the only fish when the sun came out for a few seconds.

[C.Read]

Getting close to the time to start scooping the ditches for pinky size crawfish and make a run up the Sabine.

[LeanMachine]

Getting close to the time to start scooping the ditches for pinky size crawfish and make a run up the Sabine.

This guy knows what's up.

[jnd1959]

I don't fish by the clicker. When it looks like more work in the cooler than I want. I quit


Pro tip....the fish is where you find them
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Nope. The fish aren't where you find them. You find them where they are...or is that the same thing....nevermind.

[jnd1959]

I might add to your Pro tip: I usually find them in the water.

The fish are biting and there's hogs to be kill-t. Gotta go!

Thanks a lot Mike. Just give the secrets away to everybody...