| Report score | 93.5 |
|---|---|
| Submitted by | Eric Wolfe |
| Date, time and length of trip | 7:00 AM 02/16/2020 for 2.5 hours |
| Channel marker | T6 |
| GPS location | , |
| Type caught | Black Bass |
| Average length | 16.0 inches |
| Average weight | 2.5 lbs. |
| Number of fish caught | 26 |
| Bait type | Artificial |
| Bait color | Shad |
| Fishing action | Slow |
| Water temperature and depth | 50.0° / 20.0 ft. |
| Comments or other details | I had a friend tell me "...I feel like Lake Naconiche has too many shad, so I cant feed them worms, etc." I'm not sure if I agree with him or not. Yes, the shad population is unbelievable! Yes, the bass seem to feed on these schools of shad, almost exclusively. Yes, it can be difficult to feed them other baits. But, when you use this information and apply it to this lake, then you have a recipe for big success. Throw them what they want to eat!!! I sat on one spot, Sunday morning, and caught 26 fish in just under 2.5 hours. What did I throw? SHAD imitation! Umbrella rigs and under-spins with shad colored soft plastics. These fish are hungry and aggressive getting fattened up for the spawn. Come Attack the Nac! NacoTack Fishing Services |
