Ima head out around 6am to this lake (Now a tank) but the pond never went dry....I caught a 5lb'r this winter on a lizard (red shad) but was just wanting opinions again on your 3 lure choices. thanks for any tips. oh an ill be in a tube...

My choices
1.spinnerbait
2.drop shot
3.squarebill

Jig.....some type of topwater and trig. while i'll always say yes to a crankbait might be hard with potential snags. Good luck!

I like your choices. It's going to be windy and mostly sunny tomorrow.

Here's my choices with the wind/sun forecast, history of bites on a lizard, and not seeing much grass/pads in the picture with clear water.

I'd start early with a popping topwater--chug bug/yellow magic/popping frog
Then go 1/2oz spinner bait if/when the topwater bite stops
If they aren't biting moving baits, I'd go shaky head or football jig with a paca craw trailer
Then I'd go out deeper and throw deeper diving crank baits, spoons, drop shot, football jig.

I know that's more than three, but that would be my plan.

Just work it over shallow and deep, top to bottom with the baits you listed. Maybe add a T-rig plastic and a topwater. Find out what works. Eliminate the unproductive areas and establish the key spots. Then you can have the satisfaction in knowing that you figured out how to catch them.

Thanks Crankbait1007 im a fan of your vids and post

Love the tip ...ill def use these setups

Senko

Biffle hard head and biffle bug

Drop shot, flick shake and a small tube large mouth will eat these baits just like a small mouth will.

Spinnerbait / T-rigged Senko / drop shot

1. Pop-R
2. Weightless Senko
3. T-Rig Power Craw

So, were they biting?

Yup i want to know too?

Square bill
Weightless Senko
Texas rig worm/lizard