Where many might use a lizard imitation at the end of the rig, Reehm prefers a watermelon Zoom Brush Hog because it provides more bulk for fish that want the most bang for their bite. “So clay is our hard-bottom substance.” With a decent graph, you can pinpoint the hard bottom and target that exclusively. “We don’t have a lot of rock in east Texas,” he says. With that in mind, Reehm works secondary points made of clay. Bass eggs adhere to hard surfaces, whether that’s rock or wood. Big girls holding in wintertime haunts 20 feet down or deeper are often lethargic, and although they may eventually slide into ankle-deep water to lay their eggs, your best bet for prespawn sows willing to feed is in midrange depths of 8 to 12 feet. This rig can cover water quickly while still presenting a natural profile. 
Guide Clark Reehm says that on every east Texas trophy factory, the smaller males go up and cruise the shallows during the prespawn, but big females typically hold back and stage where they’re prime pickings for a Carolina rig. Illustration: Chris Philpot 1) How to Catch Bigger Bass with a Carolina Rig The key to this bass fishing technique is to fish the right depth. Whether you catch a flight to chase your 10, or just want to connect with the biggest bass in your local pond, these five bass fishing techniques are your best bet in spring and summer.
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