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BASS BAIT
WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE
BASS BAIT?
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Whether you're fishing for smallmouth, largemouth or spotted bass, being equipped with the best bass bait is the key to landing a trophy fish. There are many different types of bass bait to choose from and your decision should be based on the conditions of the water you're fishing, but here are some of the top bass bait choices:
* Plastic worms: The all time favorite bass bait, plastic worms can be Texas and Carolina rigged to be fished in weeds and brush, they come in a variety of sizes and colors and can be fished from top to bottom.
* Spinner baits: They cover a lot of water fast, featuring blades that vibrate and flash to attract bass.
Fishermen know that fish love Walking Worms more than any other bass bait
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The Walking Worm has constant curling
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They can be fished from top to bottom by varying weight and retrieve speed.
* Swim baits: crank bait/soft bait hybrids that resemble shad, so they look exactly like bait fish.
* Jigs: Resembling a crawfish when worked on the bottom, jigs catch bigger bass.
* Topwater plugs: The excitement of catching a bass with a top water lure can't be beat, as bass splash across the top of the water to grab the bait or suck a topwater plug from under the water.
* Spoons: Spoons flash and wiggle and attract strikes, with weedless spoons ideal for grass and heavy cover.
Since plastic worms are the all time leading bass bait, be sure to check out the Walking Worm from www.scientificfishing.com. The world leader in scientifically designed baits offers a lure that traps air between tail segments, causing it to constantly curl like a live worm. The Walking Worm comes in an array of vivid colors, from chartreuse to electric blue and can be Texas and Carolina rigged. The Walking Worm is so realistic it actually beat live worms in a test on a Florida lake. |
