What kind of lures do bass bite on this time of year in about 20 ft of water w/ few weeds?
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Just curious. going fishing tomorrow. planning to use medium water depth rapalas. chrome and purple, 2.5 inches long.
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Rapalas sound like a good start. Maybe a Texas rigged worm to work the bottom if the bass are holding close to. Also maybe try a Bomber Fat Free Shad Crank bait to reach deeper depths. Good luck
Little rubber frogs work all the time.
A dark colored jig with a trailer.
I like orange colored craws this time of year (plastics, jigs and trailers and crank baits) I focus mostly on weed lines close to steep drop offs and rock piles in 20 feet of water. I like to fish spinner baits like jigs bringing them off the bottom after casting them and letting them sink and sit on the bottom a little while. I like fishing huge plastics (12″ worms and 6-7″swimbaits) in the deepest part of the lake this time of year. But I always around noon find a rock cliff in the shade I can stick a lizard on and jiggle it off into a waiting bass’s bucketmouth.
Try a perch colored shadrap #7