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Best bait and depth for March #10669584 03/05/15 04:01 AM
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What are your go to baits and water depths for early March. Especially in this cold weather we've been having.

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Re: Best bait and depth for March [Re: Strait1277] #10669628 03/05/15 04:17 AM
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Usually looking really close at the fish finder monitor in that 8-16 foot range, sharp drop offs to deeper water close to spawning areas. That being said, this past weekend with the severe cold, fish had pulled back to 20 and 30 feet. If we ever get a four/five day warming trend with warmer night time temps and sunshine during the day, I'd try very shallow also.

If the fish have pulled back due to cold--jigs, spoons, drop shot, tail spinners are my go to
If they are in that 8-16ft range--deeper diving crankbaits, crig, bladed swim jigs, deeper/heavier lipless crankbaits, deeper jerkbaits, slow rolled heavier spinner baits
If they are shallow--lighter lipless crankbaits, jerkbaits, squarebills, bladed swim jigs

Arigs are really popular this time of year also.





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Re: Best bait and depth for March [Re: CCTX] #10671351 03/05/15 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted By: collincountytx
Usually looking really close at the fish finder monitor in that 8-16 foot range, sharp drop offs to deeper water close to spawning areas. That being said, this past weekend with the severe cold, fish had pulled back to 20 and 30 feet. If we ever get a four/five day warming trend with warmer night time temps and sunshine during the day, I'd try very shallow also.

If the fish have pulled back due to cold--jigs, spoons, drop shot, tail spinners are my go to
If they are in that 8-16ft range--deeper diving crankbaits, crig, bladed swim jigs, deeper/heavier lipless crankbaits, deeper jerkbaits, slow rolled heavier spinner baits
If they are shallow--lighter lipless crankbaits, jerkbaits, squarebills, bladed swim jigs

Arigs are really popular this time of year also.







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Re: Best bait and depth for March [Re: Strait1277] #10671410 03/05/15 07:25 PM
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A-rig and spoon or gay blade


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Depth: Whatever depth the shad are.


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