Cumberland River bass report

[CreekWalker]

I've been whining all summer about catching fewer and much smaller bass the Cumberland up from Nashville as compared to last year.....

Yesterday afternoon I went out just to gar fish for a few hours.

I'm glad I brought my bass rod because after noticing some activity I started tossing some moving baits and absolutely hammered them for about an hour before I had to head home. No monsters but three were over 17" which were certainly welcomed bites.

Every bite I got they absolutely hammered it. The two largest smallmouths almost jerked the rod out of my hand.

I fish that river a lot and it's crazy how in one hour I regained my confidence in it!

[Pinwheeled]

Good to hear. Thanks for the report.


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[MNfisher]

Awesome man! Glad you got on them.


Mike

[TNBronzeback]

Congrats on the change of luck! I love that river. Very rewarding yet very humbling at the same time. That river holds some very very respectable bass, both large and smallmouth. Great fishery.

[Pookie]

I fished around Rock Harbor from about 6:30 til 8:30 last night. I fished a JuneBug colored Slider worm with a chartreuse tail. All I got was bream chewing the tail off of my worm. There was another guy fishing there that said he had caught a couple of LM. He was fishing a 3-4" white fluke. What did you use?

[CreekWalker]

I fished around Rock Harbor from about 6:30 til 8:30 last night. I fished a JuneBug colored Slider worm with a chartreuse tail. All I got was bream chewing the tail off of my worm. There was another guy fishing there that said he had caught a couple of LM. He was fishing a 3-4" white fluke. What did you use?

I caught a small smallmouth on my 2nd cast with a spook junior then switched to some faster moving baits. When they turn on it doesn't really matter what you throw.

[Alphahawk]

Congrats on your catch.

Regards