I've been going to a pond close to work for a year. I have a question. This pond definitely has some 5-8lb bass. Biggest I've caught was 5#+, friend caught a 7, hear a residence caught an 8+


Anyways I have a question. (pond is no love bait). I've seen runs of large bluegls, tons of medium d s al bass, and a few really good sized bass. I had been working on trigs there all summer and did great. With the recent weather changes I'm barey catching anything. What can I do. I've thrown weightless flukes and senkos. No luck. Had a few s. All ones on a crank. Tons of views on Jerks. Just can't seem to get them to trigger a solid bite. What am I doing wrong

Pond bass love small grubs and paddle tails. Get some light jig heads and 2-4" grubs. Fan cast and slow roll them.

The lighter the lure, the slower you can go.

I like to swim it up to a clump of weeds, hold my rod tip up and just let it suspend in front of the grass. The curl tail will move just enough to entice a bass out of the cover.

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Light drop shot with 10lb fluoro and size 2 octopus hook to a 1/4 oz sinker 1.5ft below the hook
Small plastic of your choice nose hooked. The grubs mentioned above work just fine.

Very good advise here....I will add finesse jigs fished slowly.

Where is that pond? I might like to try it