01-24-2007, 08:28 PM
I live in North Dakota and right now all of our lakes are frozen over except one because it is heated by a power plant, which is a HUGE PLUS FOR BASS FISHING! [
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The problem is, the water has been getting lower each year, which seems to really slow down the fishing.
I was just wondering if anyone had any advice on fishing the lake and what i should be using and at what depth. Last time i was out there I had no luck using a jig and a few different kinds of plastics. I tried shallow and deeper water.
The lake doesn't provide very much cover anymore along the shorelines because of the lake lowering, so i think that is part of the problem. As of now, there are rocks along some of the shoreline and when the shallow water isn't just bare and flat with sand and dirt, there are some places where it is a lot of gravel and little to bigger rocks.
So if anyone could give me some advice, it would be greatly appreciated. I plan to go try my luck in the next few days.
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] The problem is, the water has been getting lower each year, which seems to really slow down the fishing.
I was just wondering if anyone had any advice on fishing the lake and what i should be using and at what depth. Last time i was out there I had no luck using a jig and a few different kinds of plastics. I tried shallow and deeper water.
The lake doesn't provide very much cover anymore along the shorelines because of the lake lowering, so i think that is part of the problem. As of now, there are rocks along some of the shoreline and when the shallow water isn't just bare and flat with sand and dirt, there are some places where it is a lot of gravel and little to bigger rocks.
So if anyone could give me some advice, it would be greatly appreciated. I plan to go try my luck in the next few days.
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