lsutiger17,
Your question can only be answered this way:
it depends
Basically any baits/lures fished in any style that you use back home will work here at some time or another. I guess the trick is to figure out what the bass will bite from one day to another.
Some of the same kinds of things that affect bass fishing such as cloud cover, water clarity, wind, structure, grass, wood, logs, coves, deep, shallow, suspend, bait fish etc affects the fishing here as well.
The lake is small in comparison to the big lakes on the mainland so you could consider this lake to be high pressured. It's hard to say what works better so it comes down to preference and style of fishing that you're confident in using.
We also have multiple game fish so it depends if you are targeting just LMB or interested in SMB and/or Tucunare as well. Some things work for multiple species, while other lures. work better for one species.
I think a good place to start is with plastics, worms or creatures rigged either Texas or Carolina stye. Stuff like spinnerbaits and crank baits also work conditional on time of day and weather conditions. Average size bass is between one and two pounds with the occasional 5+ lunker but these are hard to come by.
Check out this "map" of the Lake, it gives you an idea of what the Lake looks like
https://sites.google.com/site/hffa808/w ... wilson-map
If you're interested, check out our website, our fishing club holds monthly tournaments - only artificial lures allowed.
https://sites.google.com/site/hffa808/home
steve
