can someone give a general area to look for grass beds on kylake . i've never fished the grass and would like to try,but i dont won't to run out a tank of gas looking for it. (ex)68/80 bridge to blood river,blood river to paris or do i need to go more south...Thanks
Its in all the bays on the East side and the farther South you go the more they'll have. Duncan has some but Higgins has a ton.
I fish between Blood river and Paris landing mostly and the east side bay all have grass.
Majek Reaper
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thanks for the replys...saved 1/2 a tank already
Please pull it up and take it home with you. All of it.
Rather than take it home...drop it in Barkley...
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Anywhere below Barkley dam will be fine!
BARKLEY NEED AT LEAST A TON OF IT TO GET HER STARTED REAL GOOD.
didnt know grass was such a touchy subject...speaking of grass. whats the best way to fish it. frog,flip or is it thin enough to get a rattle trap or swim jig through
Art Carney - Licking the mops at Porcini's since 2009.
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Skinny, naa, it's all in fun. I'm just now getting a ledge or two figured out, now it looks like I have to learn to fish grass. You know what they say about teaching old dogs.
Help this old dog. Its 100 degrees in July, no clouds , its Sunday( no current), how do you approach the grass ? I struggle so much with this situation.
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You know what they say about teaching old dogs.
Yea but when they get to a point its just easier to shoot em.
Art Carney - Licking the mops at Porcini's since 2009.
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get on the lake about 6pm, work the edges with a popper or frog. or work the ledges with a football jig until dark then just a super slow retrieve with a jitterbug or frog around the edges of the matted grass.
Trent Canterbury
Huntsville, AL
04 Stratos 195 PXL
16 ETEC HO 200
Yep, that's the ticket. You and Trent stay out on the edges of the grass on those hot 100 degree July days.
I am getting ALL up in the grass on those days with my trusty frog rod.
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Yea but when they get to a point its just easier to shoot em.
And kinder! You'll be old some day and your kids,,,,,,,, naaaaaaaaaa, that would mean somebody actually had sex with you.
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OUCH!!!
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Take you a crank bait and run it parallel (spelling) along the edge of that grass on the main lake then just hold on.
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