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Submitted May 14, 2012 by Reel Bass Adventures: "The bass bite can be very good if you locate the right grass bed. Main river grasses and grass beds at the mouths of creeks or in bays have been the better producers. They are not hard to locate, no boats, no bass. The top water bite is getting stronger. We are using a buzz bait to locate aggressive bass in grasses and along marsh banks as well as isolated wood in shallow water. If the bass swirl at the buzz bait but dont take it switch to a popper or a hard jerk bait. Manns Baby-1 Minus has been one of top crank baits followed up by a Baby Paca Craw. Berkleys Power Hawg is another top creature bait. The river will be crowded this week with a FLW major and a BFL All American being held at National Harbor. The FLW major contestants are restricted to waters below the WW Bridge and the All American participants are required to fish above the WW Bridge." Water Temperature: 69 degrees; Water clarity: 1-2 feet. ...More Fishing Reports |
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