!!!Yesterday great day for Largemouth on OldHickory!!!

Dark colored Flukes purchased at local tackle shop Walkers bait & tackle.
Male and female LMB fish were aggressive on edges of grass lines.
Water depth about 4ft.
Had a fantastic day very enjoyable day with great company.
No video but a few pictures of the day below.
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[creekcrappie]

Nice fish! I need to find some bigger bass.

Thank you my friend it was a fun day yesterday. We actually went out initially for Crappie the bite was slow so we switched gears.
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[Transplanted Sportsman]

nice fish salty!!, I need to get out this weekend and try for bass, i have not done that in years!!

Hey thanks friend, Now I would have to say is defiantly the time to do so. They are staying aggressive in the 4ft shallow range in this late season spring warming water. Paralleling the grass lines and ledges in my opinion would be the "hot bite" areas.
Thanks for your comment....
Hope that helps,
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[MNfisher]

Nice fish! What color flukes do you like for dark ones?


Mike

[jad2t]

Originally Posted by MNfisher

Nice fish! What color flukes do you like for dark ones?


Mike

Mike, I've had a lot of luck with watermelon/red and black with silver glitter colored flukes for bass. Also the Albino Shad color works well, it's gray and darker gray.

[MNfisher]

Thank ya!


Mike

[Alphahawk]

Congrats on some great fishing!

Regards


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[Buccaneer]

Salty those fish will be on those shoreline grass edges for the next month. Throw a buzzbait to the back side of the grass and bring it through. A floating pink worm is also a killer. My secret weapon is a Hildebrant Snagless Sally. You can also power pole down and flip tubes to pick the grass apart. This is the best time of year for that grass bite.

[Transplanted Sportsman]

Thanks for the pointers salty, and guys, I have been focused on trout, gills and crappies so much in the last few years that I'm afraid i forgot how to bass fish, or maybe i really never learned!!, lol!!

I like the water melon seed dark green is my fav for dark color water.
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Thank you friend! It was a fun time!
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I absolutely agree and that's a good bait I'm sure as well. I'll have to test the waters with it here during the prime time.
Thanks you much,
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It's my pleasure to share what I know here in this section of the TN fisheries. I look at many post my self and learn much, thanks again my friend,
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