| Here is a good
example of an undercut bank. Current, wakes, runoff,
and other factors contribute to the creation of undercuts.
Fish like to hide in the undercuts, especially in shallow
rivers. In this photo there are portions of the bank
that hang down into the water creating almost a cave
type environment. Fish hiding in these undercuts can
be easily spooked so a silent approach is usually a
good idea. |
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| Whenever possible,
try to cast beyond where you think a fish might be and
bring your lure past the fish in as natural a fashion
as possible. If casting at the undercut, use lures that
wont make a large splash. Plastic lizards, small tubes,
and similar lures with a minimum of weight landed on
the bank and allowed to crawl into the water work very
well. |
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