03-18-2005, 02:45 AM
Whoever told you that is either wrong or lying. Either way, it doesn't matter how much you know about white bass and how to catch them, you'll still get skunked once in awhile. White bass are a schooling fish - where you find one you usually will find a bunch more of similar size (they school up based on sizes usually). It definitely helps to know about them, but it's no guarantee. They spawn in late May through early June in most of the tributaries as well as places like Lincoln Beach or along rocky dikes sometimes. A good place is the Provo River upstream from the lake approx. 1/2 mile to a mile.
During the rest of the year, ya just gotta find them, and (in warmer months) if you can find them you can catch them on just about anything, including bait such as worms or cut bait (carp or white bass meat), small spinners (like mepps or blue fox), curly tail jigs, etc.
Lincoln Beach is always a good place to try, as are any of the marinas, the bubble-up and a couple other places around the lake.
Tubedude will have more info. for you then you can handle, so you might wanna pm him about it.
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During the rest of the year, ya just gotta find them, and (in warmer months) if you can find them you can catch them on just about anything, including bait such as worms or cut bait (carp or white bass meat), small spinners (like mepps or blue fox), curly tail jigs, etc.
Lincoln Beach is always a good place to try, as are any of the marinas, the bubble-up and a couple other places around the lake.
Tubedude will have more info. for you then you can handle, so you might wanna pm him about it.
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