Need Help: Tournament Advice For Pokegama/snake/cross Chain

[bowhuntingboy1]

Hi, am q 15 year old high school angler and I urgently need advice for the Pokegama, Snake, Cross chain of lakes for bass. We have only had time to prefish it once and it was awful. I am not going to wreck your favorite spot, heck I'm never going to fish this lake again unless I have another tourney. I know alot of you arent super big on bass, so I'll go catch em for you of you tell me where they're at. I really need this to help me advance to state.

Thanks

Matt

[bowhuntingboy1]

Again, not looking to wreckk anybodies spot. I would appreciate any advice you have.

[monstermoose78]

Never fished it for bass but caught some fishing the weed line around the island.

[Rick]

Come on guys.. let's make this place great again. I know some of you are lurking. If you really want to have a valuable place to visit besides facebook...join in. Help your fellow friends out.

[Wanderer]

I’d love to help but I’ve never fished it.

 

Since the bass should be in summer patterns now my go to move would be to the docks with an 1/8 - 1/4 jig and craw if a tourney was was riding on it.  Otherwise I’d get on the weed line and fire cast after cast with a crank bait till I made contact.  Then slow down and see if a good school is there with drop baits.

Edited July 5, 2019 by Wanderer

[bowhuntingboy1]

Thanks everyone. I've heard a bit from other sources about the river 8n between being good too.

[Wanderer]

If there’s a bridge or bridges on the river, try those.  I won a tourney on Tetonka once under the bridge over the Cannon River leaving Tetonka.  Basically held ground in the current downstream and casted a Florida rigged worm back upstream under the bridge.  2 limits.  My kicker to win did come from a dock later on.  

 

So I guess I can’t really give the bridge ALL the credit!