Here it is, what baits would you use:

You know the bass are on the main river and the creek channels and are hovering towards those areas that have a rocky or gravel bank with shallow water emerging grass thats in 2-3 feet of water and are also hovering towards banks that have laydowns with the water being muddy to a little stained in deeper water by rocky/gravel main points and the deeper creeks, The water is muddy, but fishable with the water averaging about 50 degrees and the water clarity being 1-2 feet with the forage available being Shad, Bluegill, and crawfish and the high winds dirty the water and the bass are relating to any available green grass with newly emerging spatterdock pads along the creek channeks

Trap or SQ bill

Jerkbait, spinnerbait

Spinnerbait and a kvd 1.0. 1.5 and 2.5 in craw or sexy chart shad

Jig, square bill, chatterbait.

Spinnerbaits, red eye shad, senko around the grass, jerkbait & crank around channel and drops.

jerk bait, crank bait, chatter bait to locate fish (bright colors). jigs where there is cover (dark colors) and senkos/ split shot shot flukes when the wind lays down (dark colors)

Dynamite or banjo minnow

Trap the grass! Doesn't matter if the grass is no deeper than 1' and the water is 35 degrees.

Alabama Rig!

Usually sometime in the month a 5-10 degree drop in water temp. occurs. When the water is flowing they like the rocky points and gravel banks, but the quality bass are found in the grass. History has shown that the first part of the week the water temp is cold, but gradually gets warmer as the week progresses with the head waters of the creeks being the warmest with the clearest water, with muddy marsh banks producing as well. The creek ledges in no less than 6 feet produce when there is no current or slow moving current. The water temperature throughout the day is consistently rising as the sun gets higher

With a 12 pack of Coors Light........

make it a case, and lets go!

30-pack, and I'm in...I'm a lightweight

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