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Matt G 06-25-2013 12:24 PM

Toledo Bend bait suggestions
 
The wife, the youngin, and I are headed up to Toledo Bend for the 4th of July weekend. We rented a little cabin in Miliam, Tx. I'm hoping to do a little bank fishing while I'm there. We were throwing around renting a boat up there, but I doubt that will happen. I'm not much of a freshwater fisherman, so any advice on what baits to grab for this time of year? I guess we'll shoot for a little bream fishing and maybe throw a few bass baits.

MathGeek 06-25-2013 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Matt G (Post 597970)
The wife, the youngin, and I are headed up to Toledo Bend for the 4th of July weekend. We rented a little cabin in Miliam, Tx. I'm hoping to do a little bank fishing while I'm there. We were throwing around renting a boat up there, but I doubt that will happen. I'm not much of a freshwater fisherman, so any advice on what baits to grab for this time of year? I guess we'll shoot for a little bream fishing and maybe throw a few bass baits.

Ft. Polk has a rental facility at Toledo Bend and rents boats very cost effectively to any and all DoD employees (civ and mil) who possess a current CAC card. I know this might not help you in particular, but the best deal going for boat rentals is the closest military base if someone in the party is a DoD employee with a CAC card.

Matt G 06-25-2013 04:43 PM

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately my CAC card has long since been turned in :(

RonnieF 06-26-2013 08:14 AM

I was still seeing quite a few bream around the boat house just over a week ago so worms or crickets should work for that. If there's grass along the bank you plan to fish, ribbits, hollow body frogs, watermelon seed or watermelon/red weightless flukes, texas rigged watermelon worm with a light weight possibly pegged to drop in the holes in the grass. I was up there 2 weeks ago and the best bite for me was the first 30-45 minutes of daylight. A clear tiny torpedo caught quite a few fish for us too. I may be up there also, if I get the hall pass!

Smalls 06-28-2013 03:07 PM

Worms and crickets for the bream. We caught a few a couple weekends back on crickets, and strangely enough, caught the biggest bream on a piece of chicken gizzard. The one bass I caught was on a baby bass crankbait, off a dock. One of my buddies caught a couple nice bass, but I don't remember what he caught them on.

Matt G 06-28-2013 03:19 PM

Thanks for the advice guys!


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