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Location and Method:

This lake is near Avon Park and is pretty shallow. Nevertheless, it produces very consistent fishing and has its' share of lunkers.

#1- Buggy whip line/point- Deeper reeds (3-4 ft) good in early morning summer and all day in spring. Pitch crawfish lures and junebug using 1/4 ounce weights. Key on isolated pads mixed in with reeds.

#2- Main point Reed line- I like the southern end of the line where scattered reeds are. Pitch Junebug/redshad 1/4 ounce into reed clumps. Usually 3-4 feet deep.

#3- Large pad field(4-6 ft)- Inside pockets good during early spring using soft plastics. Outside edge and pad islands excellent during summer working work from outside to in. Work cuts with #7 shadrap.

#4- Arbuckle creek- Nice area for summer bass approx. 2-3 ft deep just past bridge. Flip mats with 1/2 ounce craw lure. Cast 1/8 ounce worms to logs/cypress knees.

#5- The circle is the general area (4-5 ft)to look for peppergrass or submerged weeds. Can be great for schoolers. Use rattletraps and worms here. Summer spot.

#6- Cattails and reeds with pads near lake point- 3-4 ft. I like using redshad 1/4 ounce and pitch the cattails. I found that the pads on the outside hold fish, but like smaller craw lures like the Ditto Fireclaw using 1/4 ounce weight. Work the worm/craw slow and quiet.

#7- Creek- The mouth usually holds numbers of smaller bass. From the lake, cast small 1/8 ounce 6" or less length worm up into the creek. Let the current bring the lure out and be ready for line movements! Best in summer.