Last Week for Lake St. Clair Bass Spawn: Poll

| May 30, 2016

Our readers have weighed in on the duration of the bass spawn on Lake St. Clair. The choices were 3 more days, 1 week, 2 weeks or 3 weeks. The top pick at 66.67% is 1 week, or the spawn should be over by next weekend.

POLL RESULTS

How much longer will the bass spawn last?

3 Days 0%

1 Week 66.67%

2 Weeks 16.67%

3 Weeks 16.67%

There is no doubt that the spawn has been the primary reason that anglers are having good success on Lake St. Clair lately. A lot of quality smallmouth are being caught by pulling up into shallow water and casting at dark spots.

Up and down the U.S. shoreline you will find variations on the range of spawning bass. We still have very cool water coming in from the St. Clair River. That affects water temperatures wherever that flow comes near shore on its’ way down to the Detroit River.

In another twist, there are some bass in the north part of the Lake that spawn later than the “main body” spawn at the Mile Roads.

In any case, you will hear stories about bass spawning from now until August as anglers come across random beds, most of which will be related to the cool currents of the St. Clair River.

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Category: Bass Lake/River Reports, Feature

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Wayne Carpenter is the owner of Xtreme Bass Tackle and Combat Fishing, and author of No Secrets on Lake St. Clair.

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