Ok, in my last blog I tried to explain the differences of power plant lakes and your typical Texas reservoirs we usually fish. I hope you looked into some of the lakes that I had listed for you to try.
Now, we will get into the guts of how fishing a power plant lake is a bit different than the impoundment down the street.
As far as baits go, there are many to choose from and you need to take into account your local body of water in regards to water clarity, cover and forage base.
I like buzzbaits, chatterbaits, flukes and lizards for the most part. You can throw your own arsenal of spring time baits at these power plant bass and see what you come up with.
I hope these tips help you catch some warm water bass when it is down right freezing outside!! Tight lines and good luck Texas Nation.
Story by Shane Smith
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