Forecast: Bluebird Skies... No wind...90 degrees

Equipment: Float Tube...Camera...

Lures: Your Opinions

Any Tips are appreciated. Stay Blessed

Topwater rod! switch between a frog and spook for morning/evening bite

T-rigged rod. 7" power worm or creature bait

Weightless rod with a senko


I'd only need three rods for this pond. Fish the flooded trees while the sun is high. Work the outside of tree in the shady areas first. Then pitch into the tree after you worked the outside.

Might be some bass in the grass close to the bank. The frog will come in handy for your early/late bite. Flip the T-rigged creature bait in the grass when the sun is high

Drop Shot / Shakey head - green pumpkin finesse worm

Senko

t-rig flippin shallow in the shadow of new buck brush

yellow majic - bone

Fluke, senko, squarebill, t rig worm.

1 senko (weightless)
2 light Carolina Rig with a trick worm
3 frog
4 yellow magic

Senko!!

Yellow Magic
Weightless Fluke
T rig
KVD 1.0

Man i appreciate all the tips fellas. Keep em coming. I'm thinking ....

1. drop shot
2. Senko/Brushhog
3. square bill KVD 1.5/Spinnerbait
4. Buzzbait/Frog

1. Dropshot - I agree
2. Senko/brushhog - agree, weightless or light t-rig
3. Spinnerbiat - Yes, but square-bill will likely get caught in grass, which I bet that pond has grass, and farm ponds are typically great for spinnerbaits
4. Topwater = yes, close to cover or over grass

that pond looks JUICY...... get after it!!!

Double Alabama Rig
1/32 oz Jig
Hellbender
1 oz spoon

Be sure to use the camera and get some cool shots of the float tube nearly flipping over as you heave the double A-rig.

Jig, Fluke, Squarebill, Yellow Magic (early)

No wind bluebird sky on a hot day, things might be tough, so I'll use some slow finesse presentations. First thing in the morning I'll try nail weighted wacky and lightly weighted swim bait hook flukes and worms in shallow grass As the sun gets higher I'd be flipping that cover and drop shotting deeper structure/cover. In no wind situations, I'd be looking for any current/moving water.

Spinner bait
Senko
Is all you need

Current? In a POND? Did you see the pics and even read his post? I haven't seen many ponds with current. And how bout the HELLBENDER? I'm not even gonna say anything on that one..... We're talking a 6 acre pond here.
1. SPRO Frog
2. Drop shot
3. 5/16 oz finesse jig w a chigger craw trailer
4. Weightless fluke in a natural shad color.

Ponds and small lakes often have culverts with inflowing water or fountains that generate some current. Both good places to try.