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#4127100 - 11/07/09 01:53 AM Conroe Top Water Bite??
Hankys15 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 01/11/09
Posts: 33
Does anyone who is on Conroe very much ever have any luck on top water? Im heading out there next week and was just wondering if it's worth my time to throw a top water for a while!

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#4127511 - 11/07/09 09:18 AM Re: Conroe Top Water Bite?? [Re: Hankys15]
bassman1 Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 10/25/07
Posts: 1638
Loc: Houston
Black buzzbait. I caught three running it around several docks Tuesday on the lower end. All were caught with high skies between 11:00 and 1:00pm.
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#4128321 - 11/07/09 05:07 PM Re: Conroe Top Water Bite?? [Re: bassman1]
Rayzor Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 05/13/08
Posts: 679
Loc: Magnolia, Texas
Unfortunately, I have never caught a single fish on topwater on Conroe. To me there just isn't any traditional topwater areas on Conroe. Obviusly, Bassman1 has has more luck in one day than I have had in 3 years on Conroe. Good for him.
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#4129367 - 11/08/09 08:11 AM Re: Conroe Top Water Bite?? [Re: Rayzor]
E5Zero Offline
Angler

Registered: 08/13/07
Posts: 421
Loc: Downtown Tomball, Texas
Caught a couple on buzzbaits around what used to be called grass up north.
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#4129654 - 11/08/09 10:22 AM Re: Conroe Top Water Bite?? [Re: E5Zero]
Fishspanker Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 01/19/08
Posts: 1106
Loc: Humble Tx
Having no grass has taken the topwater bite to next to nothing. The frog bite was awesome when there was grass in the lake.


Edited by Fishspanker (11/08/09 10:23 AM)

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#4132697 - 11/09/09 08:10 AM Re: Conroe Top Water Bite?? [Re: Fishspanker]
bassman1 Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 10/25/07
Posts: 1638
Loc: Houston
The docks I have been fishing are located off the sides of points with deeper water up against them and all have some sort of brush up under them. I have located a few that have a channel running parrallel about 10 feet out from them. These have been the best producers. They are absolutely covered up with baitfish.

The bright sun seems to drive them up under the docks. On the overcast days the fish are scattered and I have been catching those with traps and jigs. Fish the traps off the edge of the drops and I am pitching the jigs up on the top of the ridge and just droping it off the sides into the brushtops. I am fishing 3/8oz jigs in brown with a Zoom Creepy Crawler Trailer in either P,B, J, or Green Pumpkin with purple flakes.

As far as the buzzbait goes just make sure you have a chop on the surface. Actually all you have to do is fish wind blown points and wind blown rock and you will get bit. You just have to commit to it and keep throwing it.


Hope this helps.

Jack


Edited by bassman1 (11/09/09 08:49 AM)
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#4134745 - 11/09/09 05:53 PM Re: Conroe Top Water Bite?? [Re: bassman1]
Ezdaar Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 08/13/09
Posts: 49
My black buzz bait has been working so well its now grey colored... as in no more paint!

Actually need to buy a new one the R bend in the wire is getting weak.

I found that if I am getting short strikes on it, to slow it down so that it runs about 6"s below surface, and they nail it HARD!
I also put a small black twin tail grub on it as a trailer.

Its become one of my Go to lures at dusk and just after dark.


Edited by Ezdaar (11/09/09 05:58 PM)

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