Creeks in reservoirs provide a year-round home for some fish, but these tributaries mainly serve as highways for both baitfish and bass during two specific seasons: The spring, and the fall transition. During fall baitfish on the main lake move into the cooling waters of the creeks where bass follow to engage in a feeding spree that can last for a couple of months. Constantly changing weather conditions and the lake turnover contribute to sporadic fishing in the fall transition, but you can score consistently during this time by locating creek bass. Here are a few fishing tips for locating and catching transition bass migrating along creek channels in the fall.
River2Sea Whopper Plopper 110: https://gokarls.com/AUEfpw
Catch Co. Double Willow Spinnerbait: https://gokarls.com/aDgHUL
BioSpawn ExoSwim 4″: https://gokarls.com/eugNzf
Check Out Mystery Tackle Box: https://gokarls.com/trymtb
Check Out Karl’s Bait & Tackle: https://gokarls.com/shopkarls
Subscribe To Our Channel: https://gokarls.com/youtube
Subscribe To SBFishingTV: http://bit.ly/2qiRj9P
Follow Us On Social Media:
https://gokarls.com/instagram
https://gokarls.com/facebook
https://gokarls.com/twitter