| Crank baits and
spinners along the bank are a good choice here. Snags are a big problem
until you learn how to "feel" the rocks. If you can figure out
what type of bait fish are present, use lures that imitate them and try to
fish them in a manner that resembles the action and speed of the real
thing.
When there is little or no wind, the bigger
fish will often stay closer to the bottom, but very near the bank. There
are usually a lot of rocks at the bottom of the embankment and that's a
good place to look for the bigger fish.
When fishing by boat, cast parallel to the
bank. Staying out from the bank and bouncing jigs or tubes down the rocks
is also very productive. |