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Carly and I went out for a quick three hour trip this evening. With the east wind and colder temperatures, the fish were NOT active and they were NOT shallow. The key was working a slow presentation in about 8 feet of water near spawning areas.
There were a lot of people out working the piers, but they are only catching small males. If you want bigger fish, they are still deep.
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The water temperature was up to 57 degrees so I thought some active fish might be interested in a rattletrap or spinnerbait, but they weren't. After a wasted hour, we switched tactics.
Our success came on a wacky rigged YUM brand worm for Carly and a Kalin's Grub on an 8th ounce jig for me.
We ended our last 1.5 hours of fishing with 8 bass and a nice little pike.
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