Do you fish the Sand bass run?

[scott_2o]

IF you&nbsp;don&#39;t&nbsp;you should. Here in&nbsp;Oklahoma&nbsp;they&nbsp;usually&nbsp;start running around March when water temps&nbsp;finally&nbsp;get to about 55 degrees. This is also a great&nbsp;experience&nbsp;for kids as they will find lots of the hearty little fighters to keep their rods bent.&nbsp;They&nbsp;will also bite just about anything that hits&nbsp;the&nbsp;water so lure selection is not that important. Another great thing about the run is that you can catch fish in all sorts of places, My biggest sandy was caught in a small spring feed creek that&nbsp;was&nbsp;knee deep and 12ft across. I hope everyone has a safe fun time this spring and takes an&nbsp;opportunity&nbsp;to&nbsp;catch&nbsp;a few sand bass with friends and family.&nbsp;And&nbsp;as a note to all the&nbsp;Texas&nbsp;guys who are lucky enough to fish the Sabine run I just want to say I hate you<img title="Wink" src="/site/wp-content/forum-smileys/sf-wink.gif" alt="Wink" />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

[PawPaw]

<p>What in the world is a "sand bass"???&nbsp; Never heard of one.<img title="Confused" src="/site/wp-content/forum-smileys/sf-confused.gif" alt="Confused" /></p>
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<p>Never mind....I "Googled" it and found it to be the "White Bass"</p>
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[RedHeron]

I&#39;ve caught the run a couple times.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you catch&nbsp;it at the right time and place, you can have a non-stop blast on light tackle.