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Bass Fishing Tournament- Beyond the Stage at Lake Douglas



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  1. it’s weird that i know the exact spot where you were fishing. good spot for crappie and very small bass but not good for decent size bass. your best bet in winter on douglas is to throw very deep water crank baits.

  2. Hey Justin. Douglas is one of my home lakes. You had the right winter pattern with that steep rock and crankbaits. East Tennessee can be tough to fish… Most of the big tournaments here are won by locals. Not likely to happen, but if you ever get back up this way, we can put you on some fish.

  3. Best way to catch them in cold weather is find them on your Lowrance then you can throw a drop shot 2 to 3 inch minnow and you can watch the fish come up on your Lowrance and eat the lure,  or fish a Float n Fly,  or fish a silver buddy.  around Dandridge bridges is good Schwans, and around the Dam.  This lake in the summer can produce 50 fish a night with a 4 to 6 inch worm,  great night fishing on this lake.  Hope this help you out the next time you go to Douglas Lake. 

  4. For once, someone made an interesting and honest video of a tough trip.
    Anyone can catch fish when the fish are biting.
    But when it's snowing and blowing?
    Man up and see if we can't learn something!  🙂
    Appreciate your story and I've subscribed.

  5. Well, at 5:56, I can tell why you had a hard time. The thing seems to be a reservoir. If you don't know the specific spots for these, they generally are a waste of time. We got one in Quebec, Lac Taureau, and it's pretty shitty unless you know exactly where to go.

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