PLEASE READ ENTIRE POST! Got out at 7:15 and flipped bank. Came up to a bush extending over water. Flipped up blue/brown 3/8oz timber-style jig with brown craw trailer. Felt jig ticking brush - something like a pine tree was down there. Flipped back, 5lb 20" bass! As I later found out by making a countour map with AutoChart live on my Humminbird, the brush was where the breakline of an underwater point swung towards the bank and became a shorline break. This crook or inside bend was a funnel for bait and also a staging area fro bass to rest before they move up and spawn. Though the water was warm enough to spawn the fish were not on beds. Med-heavy power fast -action 6'6" 13 fishing Omen Black rod and 13 fishing Inception baitcast reel with 17lb Berkley Fireline Ultra 8 in crystal/20lb Bass Pro Excel flourocarbon.
| Largemouth Bass | ||
| Twin Valley Lake | ||
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| Homade Brushguard Jig | ||
| 1 ft. 8 in. in. | ||
| 5 lb. | ||
| 8 ft. | ||
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| Fair/Haze | ||
| 70°F | ||
| SSW | ||
| 65°F | 
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