In stable weather ill start with points and bays and the fish will be lightly scattered along them. On the up and down day Ill start with flats and when the fish are active they should be spread over the entire flat and fairly shallow. As the up turns to down "during and after the weather front moves through" the fish will back off of the structure onto its deepwater edges...
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In the spring ill start with natrual minnow colors such as silver, gold, white, shad ect. As the water warms and the fish switch to worms ill start with colors like orange, yellow, green ect. In the fall when the fish change back to minnows and shad i switch back as well only ill start with bigger baits...
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