MOFAM Advice

[Wencor]

Hi all

Looking at doing a MOFAM mission real soon.

Are there any specific "hotspots" there to pay attention to?

What sort of rigs/lures should I be using there this time of year?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

[Jim_From_Zim]

The whole river is good.

Pitch, pitch, pitch and pitch again. Thats the key.

Lures to use: You'll have to figure that out on the day.

Rigs to use: Texas

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[Toadee]

Also speed troll Zara Spooks as close as possible past the ski-course buoys.

If in doubt watermelon/red wacky-rigged Senkos tight to cover will catch a few.

[Mick]

The water level has risen about 2m over the weekend, so the fish may take a little while to get used to this...

[Roy]

The water level has risen about 2m over the weekend, so the fish may take a little while to get used to this...

Like Mick has mentioned the water level has risen the water will be much colder and a bit stained, from my previous experiences the fish still hold deeper and will be bunching up on deeper laydowns and especialy rocks, I tend to fish the rock/cliff faces on the afternoon as the sun heats them up and they tend to give you a better afternoon bite.

Baits that have worked for me in the colder months are finnese jigs with a trailer that gives of a good vibration and displaces a good amount of water, small texas rigged curly tail worms and shaky head and pitching and skipping senkos under the over grow also gives you a good bite as some of the fish might have moved up into the overhangs.

Colors that worked well for me this time of year are white, dark pumpkin colors and junebug.

And remeber to fish slow give the fish time to find your bait.

[Wencor]

Thanks Chaps

:blue-smile:

[Frogstar]

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