looking for info on cass lake

[ryanolson72]

I have a bass tourny on cass lake in oakland county the first week of september and i am looking for some info.  I will be prefishing for a few days but am looking at places to start and any recomendations i can get.

thanks for any info..... feel free to email me

ryanolson72@yahoo.com

[ryanolson72]

any help anyone?  I am leaving thursday.. any help would be appreciated!! 

[dartag]

what tourny are you fishing.

[ryanolson72]

nbaa directors classic.  I am a director in kalamazoo and would be willing to trade info in the future if someone is willing to help me.

Thanks

[fishon1219]

Make sure to get some 3" nemesis baits gobie's in KLB color and you should do ok any were in the lake.

[ryanolson72]

good plug for your sponser.. anyone have any useful information?  Fish it anywere in the lake doesn't get me very far.

[Langer]

I hear a jerkbait over 100 ft of water works.... You asked for any info or any places to start. You also mentioned you would be pre-fishing for a couple days, using his suggestion on bait and color along with basic pre-fishing tactics and research and you should be able to put something together. What info were you looking for, neon pink senkos under the 3rd dock from the 1st pontoon on the east side of the lake?!?! Good luck

[Bender]

Check the Bird's Eye view of the lake from HERE.
I don't know the lake very well only fishing it a couple of times but drop shotting off the humps seems to be the best method from what I hear.

[Durand Dan]

good plug for your sponser.. anyone have any useful information?  Fish it anywere in the lake doesn't get me very far.

My suggestion would be to get a stick and use it on whoever picked Cass Lake for your tournament.

[Flippin222]

good plug for your sponser.. anyone have any useful information?  Fish it anywere in the lake doesn't get me very far.

My suggestion would be to get a stick and use it on whoever picked Cass Lake for your tournament.

I would agree with DD. Expect fishing to be tough. There is alot to choose from. Bring and open mind and all your tricks.

If all else fails, pack it up and head to St. Clair. You are almost there anyway and it would be a shame not to fish one of the greatest smallmouth fisheries in North America when you are so close.

[ryanolson72]

Check the Bird's Eye view of the lake from HERE.
I don't know the lake very well only fishing it a couple of times but drop shotting off the humps seems to be the best method from what I hear.

Thanks bender... i appreciate the info.  That is the kind of stuff i am looking for...now... were are the humps...lol

[Bender]

Just drive around and let your lower unit find them for you.  Actually I have never hit bottom, but know people who have. You can see them all from that link to the aerial photos. The water is SUPER clear and you can see everything when you are on the water.