devyn:

YUM Zlamander, worms, crawbugs, etc.  Or plastic frogs.

caunltd:

Actually, I use soft plastics when the bite changes, and it seems to do a great job. I typically throw the normal striper plugs – super spooks, pencil poppers, yozuri minnows, bombers, rebels – you name it…I might have it.
However, when the river changes, and the fish turn off the larger prey, typically after they’ve exited the river system, I use things like flukes, eels, rubber swimbaits, etc. I like the Berkeley flukes, NOT THE SALTWATER ONES, best. I just use a weighted bass hook, with the weight on the shank to keep the plastic upright a little more than a weight at the “nose” would. Other plastics, like long worms would probably work too, I just haven’t found the need to experiment further yet.

we_love_you42:

Think about those code color for worm if it is muddy,sunny,55,75 degree, color will be brown,yellow,warm color like green that how you tell…

Are your water area
muddy??

clear??

grassy green??

alot of tree in water??

What does it look like think about that code plust weather too..

Is it Sunny??

Is it Windy??

Is it rainning??

is it snowing??

Think about tempture what is it??

0-20 degree??

25-45 degree??

55-75 degree??

85-100 degree??