That’s why downsizing your lures is one of the most effective adjustments you can make during the winter months. Why Smaller Baits Work Better In cold water, baitfish and crawfish move more slowly, and bass conserve energy. Compact lures with subtle movement look more natural and stay in the strike zone longer, giving fish more […]
When I find a little pond like this, my heart starts to race. It just looks SO “bassy.” So, how do I fish this pond……
Fall means cooler temperatures, shorter days and for some anglers, time to put away the fishing rod and go hunting. For others, those who “know” or just don’t have hunting grounds nearby, we keep on fishing. By “know,” I am referring to those seasoned vets who kno as vented moisture wicking shirts are being swapped for camo patterned hoodies, those of us who fish all year “know” this is the prime time to catch PB worthy fish and have one of your best days on the water.
I didn’t really get into bass fishing until about 8 years ago. Up until then, I had gone catfishing with my dad several times at a neighbor’s farm pond when I was a young kid, but catfishing is nothing like bass fishing. I quickly learned a few things from trial and error and from talking to other anglers and I have to say that I got really good at fishing, really fast. Here are my top 10 tips for anyone who is just getting into bass fishing for the first time.
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