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08-28-2019, 11:04 PM | #3 | |
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I am a loooong way from being an expert. I have not fished Wolfboro area at all. Much of my fishing requires trolling motor & sonar to do well. But you are not far off for a couple days casual fishing. Boat control & positioning are going to be a challenge. I suggest you tour the area before tossing a lure & note areas with a larger amount of weeds, boulders that can cast a shadow, & boat docks, etc. Focus on the areas that have the most of these. If you can get a good drift going I suggest you fish fairly fast to start. Spinner baits retrieved fast and just under the surface in water 10' ft or less can call bass up & you can cover a lot of area. Half ounce double willow blades work well for this. This is better early. Topwaters can work too but work fast until you find a few fish. Again better early. Later in the day dropping a 'wacky' worm next to boulders, docks, weeds should get a few buts its slow going. Any slow sinking worm should work as well. I am sure there will be a bunch of other ideas forthcoming & you should consider them as well. Let us know how it goes?
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