bpm2000
8/28/2007 6:38:00 PMdid you try switching up your plastics or colors? yamamoto kut-tails, sniper snubs/bolts, lizards, senkos, roboworms, etc. Try some natural colors as well. Also, might want to hit it early morning or later in the evening.
koryrasmussen55
8/28/2007 7:25:00 PMi only tried the worms i had, i dont have any other colors or types. i need to go get some other plastics.
profishin206
8/28/2007 9:13:00 PMI dont normally fish down there in that area. I walk all the way to the end of th park and drop-shot from the shore; using a senko hula grub or a watermelon w/ red flakes zoom worm at night between 7:00 and 9:15
bassdetective
8/28/2007 11:15:00 PMget on a boat and start DS'n newport and mercer docks. you catch plenty then!
angelaandkam
8/29/2007 8:30:00 PMif your in two drop shot definatly hit up more colors. a large inventory is your biggest asset. definatly more natural colors. people will tell you use bright colors in the heat of day but my experience says other wise. natural colors. dark greens browns and purples are a good combo. and the morning is always hotter than the night . good luck
bass-master
8/31/2007 1:28:00 AMbest time there in the spring, i was down there almost eveyrday this summer,drop shotting an Aarons magic or baby bass roboworm, or t-rigged, caught biggies and my friend has got 2lbers around there, also catch a lot of crappie, perch, sunfish, rockbass and warmouth over there, must have caught over 200 bass with my dad this year there, on drop shotting and t rig, or fly fishing, the sunset bite on sunfish and warmouth and crappie is hot with a little crazy charlie fly jigged fast