- Joined
- Apr 27, 2010
- Location
- Bethlehem, Georgia
February 11, 2011
By Mark Smith
LAKE SINCLAIR IS DOWN 1.3 FEET, 52 DEGREES, MOSTLY STAINED.
Bass fishing is fair. Work the deep water creek and river bends with the spoons or dark larger sizes of the Stanley jig with the pork trailer or the old black eel. Work the jig or a worm on the points and up lake, work this same lure on thick bank cover. Always watch for any suspended fish and hit them in the head with a spoon. Use the jigs and dark u tail worms on docks up and down lake. This is usually a good winter lake but the water is still cold and stained. The Stanley 3/8 ounce all black jig and pig is better up the rivers on points that drop into the river. The bass are still sluggish and slow presentations are required. Hit any bank structure, such as trees, and let the bait fall back to the bottom. Add a pork trailer and again, work the lures slowly.
By Mark Smith
LAKE SINCLAIR IS DOWN 1.3 FEET, 52 DEGREES, MOSTLY STAINED.
Bass fishing is fair. Work the deep water creek and river bends with the spoons or dark larger sizes of the Stanley jig with the pork trailer or the old black eel. Work the jig or a worm on the points and up lake, work this same lure on thick bank cover. Always watch for any suspended fish and hit them in the head with a spoon. Use the jigs and dark u tail worms on docks up and down lake. This is usually a good winter lake but the water is still cold and stained. The Stanley 3/8 ounce all black jig and pig is better up the rivers on points that drop into the river. The bass are still sluggish and slow presentations are required. Hit any bank structure, such as trees, and let the bait fall back to the bottom. Add a pork trailer and again, work the lures slowly.