May 4
Posted: Sat May 04, 2024 10:16 pm
Pretty fun morning at the B for me. I had 67 by 2pm when I decided to go home. Nothing over 3 but the topwater was great for me in the morning.
The key to the topwater for me was finding the bait. It was an ok bite but it really took off for me when I spotted the wolfpacks. I would get 3-6 bass really fast and then keep moving with the bait. My advice to find the bait is to follow the white birds and the lonely pelican.
The back of Hauser is awesome right now. It’s like a swamp that just goes on and on. It’s like fishing a completely different body of water. The trees open up into pond size pools and there are bass and bluegill everywhere back there. You can spend all day flipping there. There are nesting birds in all the dead trees. It was just a total different experience than the main lake. I felt like I could have gotten the Barrett 100 if I had stayed til close but I was tired AF.
It feels like the frog bite should turn on soon, maybe a couple weeks I think. Weather was great with overcast skies thru about 10.
The key to the topwater for me was finding the bait. It was an ok bite but it really took off for me when I spotted the wolfpacks. I would get 3-6 bass really fast and then keep moving with the bait. My advice to find the bait is to follow the white birds and the lonely pelican.
The back of Hauser is awesome right now. It’s like a swamp that just goes on and on. It’s like fishing a completely different body of water. The trees open up into pond size pools and there are bass and bluegill everywhere back there. You can spend all day flipping there. There are nesting birds in all the dead trees. It was just a total different experience than the main lake. I felt like I could have gotten the Barrett 100 if I had stayed til close but I was tired AF.
It feels like the frog bite should turn on soon, maybe a couple weeks I think. Weather was great with overcast skies thru about 10.