I got 4 more tonight including the one that got away..She was 3 1/2 pounds 20 inches..see pic below..
They were all caught on a 7 inch Gambler Christmas Tree worm { Purple with metal flake}
and 1/4 ounce bullet ...caught in 8-10 foot deep

Good job man I need to learn how to get these bedded bass to bite.

I saw no bedded bass,,,they like to bed in sand..I think since the shoreline is so think with hydrilla..they are in deeper water where the sand is..the only shoreline fish I saw were tilapia and gar..bass were busting some..I got a bass on the 2nd cast..

I guess you just got to punch down through hydrilla with a worm or tube.

I simply positioned my boat about 10 foot off the shore and kept casting straight ahead keeping my worm in 8 foot deep..The heavier sinker makes fishing faster as it sinks much quicker than a split shot..and the heavy sinker causes more commotion..the bullet is black from the store and I had glass rattles enbedded in the worm as well..2 of the fish were suspended and attacked the worm on the fall..I was using 20 pound Power Pro and a stiff medium heavy 7 foot Lightning Rod with 3/0 mustad stright shank worm hook..none were lost as I stayed with my new technique..LOL {Treat every fish as if it's a 5 pounder and set the hook accordingly}anything less..and the bass will shake lose.

I'll be out there Sat..

I also tried...SPinnerbaits, frog and jig to no advail...only a thick 7" rubber worm got them excited...the worm is a ribbon tail

thats sounds good to me man. Congrats again on the fish

Thanks Partner..I'll get on Goggle and send a map where I caught the fish.

Thanks man I'd appreciate that.

This is an old map from last year...the fresh yellow spots are where I caught the 4 today.

Chuck where the three vertical dots are thats where I was fishing trying to get the bedded bass in the back of the cove last weekend.