[JDBassman]

Okay pros, need a little help, I keep hearing of everyone catching boatloads of yellow bass. primarily at Saguaro lake. I dont ever fish Saguaro because of the crowds, and I dont have the freedom that most of you have of fishing during the week, so I have to resort to weekends. In the past, I have caught Yellows at Saguaro and Apache, but always on accident :roll: while fishing for smallies or LMB, and they always put up a big fight . I am curious where a good place is to go on Apache Lake to possibly tie into a whole school of them, like everyone keeps talking about. And if you all are wantin to keep all hush hush for whatever reason, then tell me what features I need to look for to locate them...depth, structure etc...
Thanks in advance, and Tight Lines!!

 

[Skunked]

I've caught yellows in the along the bank, West of Turtle Is. I don't know of a hot yellow spot on Apache but I've caught them there while fishing for LM's. Good luck and let us know what you find!
...Ray

 

[Guest]

Fish the break off of the Marina flats. Use small spoons jigged vertically, 25 to 30 feet. Later...

 

[DaveH]

I've caught a few here and there on Apache, but it seems like the largest concentrations of them were around the Turtle island area. Find the baitfish, and the yellows aren't too far away. Spooning is one of the best methods to catch them.

 

[Guest]

what about the yellows at Sag. I am going next Mon with my brother and wanted to bring home a mess of 'em. Thanks for any help

Work is for people who dont know how to fish

 

[d a]

Fishwrestler, You picked a good day to head to Saguaro. The Monday Morning Breakfast Club (MMBC) will be on the water. Look for the small flotilla of boats fishing together. If you're not sure you've found it, stop and listen for the word "PeckerHead!". If you haven't heard it in 60 seconds, its not us.

Seriously, bring your 3/8 and 1/4 oz silver Kastmaster spoons and cruise the middle lake area shorelines in 30 to 32 feet, when you mark a lot of fish you're on 'em. If you can't find 'em, cruise the middle lake area and look for a red ranger, stop and ask loudly if he's d a. I'll help ya out on the yellows.

 

[Guest]

yellows

Thanks d a. I'll be sure to do that if I cant find any fish. I'll be the guy in the smoker craft with a guy who looks identical to me... :? my twin brother. By the way how do you say your name? Is it like "day" or not what?

 

[d a]

Just ask for Denny. :lol:

 

[ned02]

It is pronounced Dee A, and if he does not respond to you Just yell very loudly..or just look for the Procraft F/S that is tied to his boat! LOL

 

[Guest]

yellows

well thank you for the correct pronunciation . My name is Mike. My boat also has a southwest airlines sticker on the right side. if that helps. I'll be out there on Mon. the 18th at 5 am. Hope to meet you guys. Thanks for the help.

 

[ned02]

Howdy Mike ,I am Jack ..aka ned02..on monday s you have about a 99% chance of running into a AZBP poster, if you go to nightcrawlers web page you can see what alot of us and ourboats look like...I have an older Procraft F/S..Blue/silver.. and am often being called Peckerwood very loudly(that is one of the nicer things they call me)lol. hope to see ya there.

 

[Skunked]

Mike, I should be there with a friend from work. I'll be in a white / green Pro Craft 180 Bass, with a Merc 150 on the back. I hope to be there around 5:00 AM. My name's Ray. SW Airlines? Maybe you and JohnSWA know eachother? C'ya then!

 

[Guest]

yellows

My dad has told me about johnswa. He works with his at SW airlines as a mechanic. He'll probably be there too. If johnswa is out there my dad's name is Mark Smith. See you on the water.