Bass bites

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the draggin
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2013/07/11 11:10:48 (permalink)

Bass bites

I'm just getting started this year and was wondering what the bass are going after and what time of day seems best. Yough,Loyalhanna, the upper Allegheny river Keystone power is where I'll be .
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    just_wanna_fish
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    Re:Bass bites 2013/07/11 21:34:56 (permalink)
    I haven't been out for bass this year, so all I can say is pack up some minnies and crawlers load up all your crank bait and jigs go out and have fun with it

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    PA_Kayak
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    Re:Bass bites 2013/07/12 12:57:22 (permalink)
    No need for live bait, doing well on spinnerbaits, finesse worms and shallow crankbaits this year. Especially on the rivers.
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    Re:Bass bites 2013/07/12 13:16:49 (permalink)
    Spinnerbaits have done well for me also.  Especially after dark. Been running  black skirt with big colorado blade when it gets dark. 
     
    Also,  been busting them on 5" senkos, rigged texas style.  I don't know why, but they were wacking them this past weekend and not touching any of my normal worms on a texas rig.  
     
    I've had hits on drop shotting, just nothing I could set the hook on. Just haven't hit the right lure at the right depth yet at my local lake.
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    PA_Kayak
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    Re:Bass bites 2013/07/12 13:19:39 (permalink)
    My drop shooting needs major work
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    Re:Bass bites 2013/07/12 14:50:41 (permalink)
    Second on the texas rigged Senkos....friend and I have been crushing with Yum Dingers which are pretty much a Senko imitation. Also Powerbait doubletail punkin seed grubs on a football jig...haven't failed me yet this summer. Fish both dragging along bottom, slow retrieve.

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    jchoagie
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    Re:Bass bites 2013/07/12 15:27:57 (permalink)
    I am having success hooking up almost exclusively using tubes while shore fishing and wading along the Three Rivers....including the free flowing section of the Allegheny. 
     
     
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