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White bass??? - stlaf - 08-07-2023 Anyone catching any white bass in any of the harbors? RE: White bass??? - Cowboypirate - 08-07-2023 There have been a couple of reports on here and social media of white bass being caught early in the morning in a couple of the harbors. Nothing red hot but a few for the bait bucket. RE: White bass??? - catchinon - 08-07-2023 People are catching baby white bass off the docks at Provo. The regulars are catching adults too. RE: White bass??? - Therapist - 08-07-2023 Go deep and slow!! No bobber, drag bottom! RE: White bass??? - Piscophilic - 08-07-2023 As Catchinon said, I have found adults fairly easy to catch the last few weeks. They have been in 3-4 FOW along reedy areas both near Lincoln and near Provo Harbor. I haven't caught the adults in either harbor the last few trips. The young of the year are all over. We got a dozen in 15 minutes at 2 in afternoon on Saturday at the Provo Harbor. We caught a few more in the main lake later in the day. As Therapist said, we found the adults mostly right on the bottom dragging the offerings fairly slowly. We did get a few of the little tikes unde a bobber but most of them were deep also. RE: White bass??? - joatmon - 08-07-2023 I caught a few off the docks at Provo Saturday afternoon about 2:00. I really needed a smaller jig than I had, maybe something like a ratfinkee or a ratso (#10 or 12) would work well, tipped with a very small nub of worm. I used butter worms, but small diameter red worms or garden worms (smaller than nightcrawlers) would work as well. RE: White bass??? - hook_sets - 08-08-2023 I caught a bucket full yesterday in the harbor. The white bass are very aggressive this year. They fought more like wipers. |