The bass continue to require a slow presentation. Drifting live bait or trolling live bait produces. The bass will and do hit artificial presentations. Again, slow is the key.

The lower water levels are making boat movement difficult. However, the bite makes up for trouble with boat movement difficulty. Texas rigged soft plastic worms, Senkos, and topwaters are producing. Slow is the key. Many aglers are finding it necessary to anchor or stop the boat while fishing artificials and drag the lure slowly along the bottom. The area needs to be worked thoroughly. The bass are not willing to move far to bite. Fish slow and they WILL bite.

Various locations in Stick Marsh are producing. The Southern portion of Stick Marsh just North of the canal that separates The Stick Marsh and the Farm and the Twin Palms area are two areas that are producing.

The Southern Portion of the Farm is producing. The bass are amazingly shallow. The water is clear in the Southern portion of the Farm.

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Fish Species: Largemouth Bass
Bait Used: Live Bait, Artificials
Tackle Used: Bait Casting and Spinning
Method Used: Anchored with Balloons & Free Line
Water Depth: 2-4 feet
Water Temperature: 70's
Wind Direction: Varried
Wind Speed: Varried
Nice Stick Marsh bass!
Nice Stick Marsh bass!

Relaxed, in a chair, catching bass - does it get any better?
Relaxed, in a chair, catching bass - does it get any better?


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