clearwater streams

Hey, Yall. Could yall gimme some tips on bass fishi'n in backwood creeks. D'a water is clear and is about 69 Degrees. What tactics could I use. ???

[jglassguy]

Any time you fish a stream, creek , or river you target the "edy". Its where fish can find water that is away from the current and also could be a deeper hole than the rest.
I key in on any big rocks or tree roots or fallen timber
Once you key in on areas that are next to rapids and provide a deeper hole, you'll find fish. They stay in there and wait on bait to come strolling by on the top side from the current pushing them along. 8)

[macgyver]

[quote author=JB link=board=news;num=1116967571;start=0#1 date=05/24/05 at 16:59:19]Any time you fish a stream, creek , or river you target the "edy". Its where fish can find water that is away from the current and also could be a deeper hole than the rest.
I key in on any big rocks or tree roots or fallen timber
Once you key in on areas that are next to rapids and provide a deeper hole, you'll find fish. They stay in there and wait on bait to come strolling by on the top side from the current pushing them along. 8)[/quote]

JB look at the posterchild's name(Gary Yamamoto the B.A.S.S. Pro and bait manufacturer). He is obviously making a joke, and poking fun at some of the folks questions here. I actually found it rather humerous along with all the other repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat questions we have been getting from either the same members, or folks who don't join. I know you want to help, but some folks won't help themselves, so I won't help until I see they are doing something for themselves. Just MO of course.

Lizards

[mike0062466]

Ya think that stated water temp is a coincidence? :