[ga] Bass Matters - Finding new spots for bass

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Greetings Fishing Buddies!

I have to go out Christmas shopping with the ol' lady
today so let's move on to the newsletters....

Brock
brock@shagmail.com



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Whether you are going to a new lake or if you feel new spots 
are needed on your old lake, these ideas can help find new 
bass. 


1. Get a map with depth contour lines. A good place to start 
looking on a new lake would be somewhere with spawning flats 
that are near deep water. 

2. Check variables such as time of year, weather, available 
cover, structure, water color and type of bass food in the 
lake. With this information, narrow down your choices. 

3. Pros spend a lot of time slowly running over the water 
and watching their depth finder. They are looking for cover 
and structure that should hold fish. This allows you to 
locate places like points with grass or brush piles that 
you could never find without the depth finder. Most pros 
spend little time talking on the dock and they usually beat 
the local experts. Pros look for new spots every week. Dock 
talk tells you where the bass used to be.

4. Look for long, sloping points that end in deep water. If 
they have cover or ledges they are even better. Check both 
main lake points and secondary points back in coves. 

5. Look for available cover. Grass is best, then wood and 
finally rocks. 

6. Pick a small part of the lake and explore it thoroughly. 

7. Eliminate conditions of depth and cover that you find are 
no good. Eliminate other places that are just like you found 
to be no good. Find a new set of conditions at a new depth 
or new type of cover. Keep looking at new conditions. 


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For many years, a warden had been trying to catch an old 
fish poacher but had been unsuccessful.  Finally, after he 
had retired, he asked the old man if he would take him out 
fishing.  The next day the ex-warden shows up at the dock 
fishing gear in hand and was suprised when the old man 
showed up carrying only a gunny sack.  The old man motors 
out to a good looking spot, anchors, then reaches in the 
bag and pulls out a stick of dynamite.  He lights it, 
throws it in the water and after it goes off, scoops up 
the fish with a net.  The ex-warden is furious and starts 
yelling at the old man.  The old man calmly lights another 
stick, hands it to the ex-warden and says "Did you come out 
here to fish or talk?" 

[Thanks Finalanswer247]

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