Why am I having bad luck Fishing in Grapevine Lake Texas?
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Recently I blew the dust off my fishing equipment and been going up to a local lake. I’m trying to fish for Large mouth bass, but cant seem to land any. I’m using all my lures and techniques that have worked in the past. Been doing Texas riged Red/black/green rubber worms, Spinners, poppers, Ratalas. I’m starting to think maybe its b/c the new fishing line i put on my rod, i went with some Stealth moss green Spider wire that’s 30lb test. I heard a rumor that may be a cause of my bad luck. Not sure if its true but, the lighter the line the more chance you catch fish but also loose them. Any help/suggestion for my problem would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Yes the lake is a popular fishing spot
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now this is how you catch fish when using power bait (i hate it but it works really well)
Use a really small hook, way smaller than you would think get the smallest hook you can buy and walmart, at a fishing store on the other hand will have a much larger selection so the smallest hook would be too small. only put a little bit of power bait on the hook, you still want to be able to see the hook blades, use a bobber but keep it out of the water, hold it still and when the bobber hits the water is when you know you have a bite. This works really really well but im not sure how it would do for large mouth bass i usually just fish for trout, and i usually fly fish as well
is the lake just gettting fished hard and the fish are sick of being caught?
always like that,, since 60 an dfw,,hit the ledges an bounce spoons,, best on up 121 7 mi, to 35 n, 4 miles make right in to tower bay,, launch or wade it,, bank fish north side of cove best,, south has 14 ft rock drop off ledge,,out50 yrds, in 4 ft water, open end of cove is old denton hi way 20 ft ,, with 5 ft creek bed, an bridge sandies an hybrids loas up schoolin,,