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Without access to a kayak, I fished from shore. Roughly 4:30PM to about 8PM. I looped from around the boat rental house and around the east end of the lake, covering about half the total shoreline. I fished any spot with thick overhanging brush and logs/ lily pads. I tried a crank bait for a while with no luck. After switching to a greenish blackish Yamamoto worm , wacky rigged (hook in the middle of the worm), I managed to pull out 2 little largemouths (see red stars in pic below). Not bad, but having access to a boat would be a major advantage at this location. I'm pretty sure that there are bass in every spot with a combonation of clear water, overhead coverage, and hiding spots underwater. They seem to like worms just sinking slowly near their hiding spots.
Also, there are about a billion blue gill. If you have little kids and just want them to get fish, hit the spots I circled. Rig 1 or 2 split shot about 8" up from a tiny hook with a little blood worm. Basic bottom rig. This should yield an unlimited stream of little fish.
Have any of you had any luck or tips for this spot?
My fishing map:
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Also, there are about a billion blue gill. If you have little kids and just want them to get fish, hit the spots I circled. Rig 1 or 2 split shot about 8" up from a tiny hook with a little blood worm. Basic bottom rig. This should yield an unlimited stream of little fish.
Have any of you had any luck or tips for this spot?
My fishing map:
centennial lake fishing.jpg
20140621_171321.jpg
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