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Spring Fishing Patterns on Lake Andrew

SeasonSpeciesWater TempBehavioral PatternsKey LocationsBest TechniquesForage TypesBait Colors
Spring (Pre-Spawn)Largemouth Bass48-58
  • Staging in pre-spawn areas, moving from winter depths to transitional areas near spawning flats
  • Actively feeding to build energy reserves for spawning, particularly during warming trends
  • Deep weed edges in 12-15 feet adjacent to spawning flats
  • Cabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet with access to deeper water
  • Hard bottom areas near vegetation that will warm quickly
  • Lipless Crankbaits worked through and around emerging vegetation
  • Blade Baits for covering water and targeting transitional areas
  • Texas Rigs (Worming) worked slowly through vegetation edges
  • Bluegill gathering near emerging vegetation
  • Crawfish becoming active on harder bottom areas
  • Natural Craw Colors
  • Natural Baitfish Colors
  • Dark Neutrals
Spring (Spawn)Largemouth Bass55-65
  • Bass moving into shallow spawning areas, particularly around cabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet, staging in pre-spawn locations near deeper water access
  • Becoming increasingly active in warmer parts of the day, particularly in protected areas with stable temperatures
  • Protected shallow bays with cabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet of water
  • Secondary points adjacent to spawning bays with scattered weed clumps
  • Transition areas between shallow flats and deeper water access points
  • Texas Rigs (Pitch/Flip) around shallow vegetation and spawning areas
  • Soft Jerkbaits worked slowly through staging areas
  • Ned Rigs for pressured fish on harder bottom areas
  • Crayfish becoming active in warming shallows
  • Bluegill moving into spawning areas
  • Small baitfish relating to emerging vegetation
  • Natural Craw Colors
  • Green Colors
  • Light Neutral Colors
Spring (Post-Spawn)Largemouth Bass58-72
  • Post-spawn bass transitioning from spawning areas to early summer patterns, actively feeding to recover energy
  • Fish moving between shallow vegetation and slightly deeper secondary points, showing increased feeding activity
  • Cabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet of water, especially near points or transitions
  • Scattered weed clumps in 12-15 feet serving as transitional holding areas
  • Secondary points with access to both shallow and deep water
  • Texas Rigs (Worming) worked through vegetation edges
  • Swim Jigs around weed edges and through scattered vegetation
  • Soft Body Swimbaits (Small/Medium) for covering water and finding active fish
  • Bluegill beginning to spawn in shallow areas
  • Young of the year baitfish emerging in weed edges
  • Crawfish active in harder bottom areas
  • Natural Baitfish Colors
  • Green Colors
  • Natural Craw Colors

Summer Fishing Patterns

SeasonSpeciesWater TempBehavioral PatternsKey LocationsBest TechniquesForage TypesBait Colors
SummerLargemouth Bass72-82
  • Bass are actively relating to scattered weed clumps and rock on mid-depth humps (12-15 FOW), showing typical summer pattern behavior
  • Fish are likely establishing defined feeding windows during early morning and evening hours, while holding tight to cover during bright conditions
  • Humps with mixed vegetation and rock in 12-15 foot depth range
  • Deep weed edges of cabbage beds in 6-8 foot range
  • Scattered weed clumps adjacent to deeper water
  • Texas Rigs (Worming) worked slowly through scattered vegetation
  • Drop Shot for suspended fish near weed edges
  • Deep Diving Crankbaits (13'+) for active fish relating to humps
  • Bluegill in weed beds
  • Young of year perch around scattered vegetation
  • Natural Craw Colors
  • Green Colors

Fall Fishing Guide for Lake Andrew

SeasonSpeciesWater TempBehavioral PatternsKey LocationsBest TechniquesForage TypesBait Colors
FallLargemouth Bass55-70
  • Largemouth bass are actively feeding in vegetation during the fall cooling period, transitioning between summer and winter patterns
  • Fish are relating strongly to cabbage weed beds and eel grass edges, actively striking at baits worked through and around vegetation
  • Mid-range cabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet of water
  • Inside edges of eel grass adjacent to cabbage beds
  • Scattered weed clumps in 12-15 feet of water
  • Ned Rigs snapped and twitched through vegetation
  • Texas Rigs (Pitch/Flip) with beaver-style baits around thick vegetation
  • Shakey Heads worked along weed edges
  • Bluegill concentrated in and around weed beds
  • Young of the year baitfish utilizing vegetation for cover
  • Natural Craw Colors
  • Green Colors
  • Natural Baitfish Colors

Key Seasonal Structures in Lake Andrew

SeasonSpeciesPrimary StructureSecondary Structure
Spring (Pre-Spawn)Largemouth BassDeep weed edges in 12-15 feet adjacent to spawning flatsCabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet with access to deeper water
Spring (Spawn)Largemouth BassProtected shallow bays with cabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet of waterSecondary points adjacent to spawning bays with scattered weed clumps
Spring (Post-Spawn)Largemouth BassCabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet of water, especially near points or transitionsScattered weed clumps in 12-15 feet serving as transitional holding areas
SummerLargemouth BassHumps with mixed vegetation and rock in 12-15 foot depth rangeDeep weed edges of cabbage beds in 6-8 foot range
FallLargemouth BassMid-range cabbage weed beds in 6-8 feet of waterInside edges of eel grass adjacent to cabbage beds

Primary Forage by Season

SeasonSpeciesPrimary ForageSecondary Forage
Spring (Pre-Spawn)Largemouth BassBluegill gathering near emerging vegetationCrawfish becoming active on harder bottom areas
Spring (Spawn)Largemouth BassCrayfish becoming active in warming shallowsBluegill moving into spawning areas
Spring (Post-Spawn)Largemouth BassBluegill beginning to spawn in shallow areasYoung of the year baitfish emerging in weed edges
SummerLargemouth BassBluegill in weed bedsYoung of year perch around scattered vegetation
FallLargemouth BassBluegill concentrated in and around weed bedsYoung of the year baitfish utilizing vegetation for cover

Bait Colors by Season for Lake Andrew

SeasonSpeciesBait Colors
Spring (Pre-Spawn)Largemouth Bass
  • Natural Craw Colors
  • Natural Baitfish Colors
  • Dark Neutrals
Spring (Spawn)Largemouth Bass
  • Natural Craw Colors
  • Green Colors
  • Light Neutral Colors
Spring (Post-Spawn)Largemouth Bass
  • Natural Baitfish Colors
  • Green Colors
  • Natural Craw Colors
SummerLargemouth Bass
  • Natural Craw Colors
  • Green Colors
FallLargemouth Bass
  • Natural Craw Colors
  • Green Colors
  • Natural Baitfish Colors