I've been fishing a local pond and to date have had really good success. Meaning on any given day I can go out there for a few hours and catch as many as 3 to 7, 1.5 to 2 lb bass.

Well things are changing as the moss has all but taken over. Please see pictures below.

I normally catch most of my bass on T-rigged worms. From time to time I have caught them on wacky rigged senkos, spinner bait,buzz bait and ribbit frogs as well as floating frogs. When I noticed the moss getting thicker I've even walked the edges and picked open pockets and jigged a T-rigged worm with success.

I've spoken with others that just flip right into the moss with some success. FYI, I don't own flipping equipment.

I fish with a 7 ft medium rod and Quantum Aviso Baitcast Reel spooled with Trilene Super Strong 15lb Flurocarbon line.

Any additional advice on how to fish this now moss infected pond?

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Topwater Frog. Entertaining too.

Fire, I edited my post to note that I have also thrown top water frogs.

Johnson silver minnow with straight tail worm as trailer or
a spinner bait skirt, thin the skirt down to about 1/3.

Throw a weightless fluke...that always works for me

Bass assasin rigged weightless. They will hammer it!!

+1

When I need to boost my confidence I go to a few ponds I know of and throw a weightless fluke and slay'm. Even though a 4 year old would have the same success, it sure does make me feel better.

I do the same thing. Helps remind myself what a bite feels like, so i quit setting the hook on stumps

Thanks guys I will pick up some flukes and order a Johnson silver minnow and give it a try.