Lower Suwannee bass??

[bluegambler]

Anyone have any tips for the lower suwannee for bass?We have a club tx there in a few weeks.Thanks in advance.

[gatrboy52]

are you familiar w/ the area. i havent been in a few mths. but i can put you on some areas that hold fish.

[FlippinCrazy]

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If you head west until the river opens up into the Gulf, then head north until you get to Pepperfish you can really catch a lot of fish up there around Pepperfish. Use Berkely Gulp Shrimp, the Largemouths really eat them up when they're ganged up in the grass flats between Suwannee and Steinhatchee.

[bluegambler]

Why are you over here messing with people that fish?I would think you could be preaching your BULLET/TXP propaganda on another board? Now back to the real question,I done alot more drinking on the river than fishing but I do know it a little.We are launching from the town of suwannee,any help would be appreciative.Just IM meThanks

[hydrarxt]

Run north to the fanning springs pier. Use a 10 once weighted grouper rig with a red Shad worm. Wall mounts....

[FlippinCrazy]

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Awesome advice, If I had thought about that spot, I would've mentioned it too.

Good luck this weekend Jo... I mean "Scott".