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BASS FISH
CATCH BASS FISH IN YOUR FAVORITE LAKE WITH THE BITE LIGHT
by Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Bass fish are the most popular game fish, with anglers fishing for largemouth, smallmouth, spotted bass and other species in lakes across the country.
You probably look for bass fish in your favorite lake, but if you're not sure which lake is the best for bass fish, we'll give you a few of the best choices. If you're angling for bass fish in Texas, check out Canyon Lake, which offers largemouth, smallmouth, white, striped and Guadalupe bass. If you're in Florida, Lake Okeechobee is your best bet for bass, it's one of the biggest lakes in the country. In California, try Folsum Lake east of Sacramento for some great bass fish activity.
In Alabama, Lake Guntersville is a spectacular source for bass.
Catch fish like this with a Bite Light
fishing lure when you are bass fishing
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Beaver Lake in Arkansas, Kerr Lake in North Carolina, West Point Lake in Georgia, Table Rock Lake in Missouri and Barr Lake in Colorado are some of the other great lakes where bass fish are plentiful.
Once you've found the best bass lake, make sure you're equipped with the best bass lure, which will help you catch trophy bass. www.scientificfishing.com, the world leader in scientifically designed lures, offers an assortment that are ideal for bass, including the Bite Light, the electronic lure that blinks blood red in the water to mimic an injured prey. This is an ideal lure for bass fish, because it appeals to large predators that are genetically programmed to attack small bleeding fish. The battery powered Bite Light blinks a blood red light down the lure's tail upon retrieval that sends a powerful signal to hungry bass. It sets of a new flash on each retrieval, so if a fish passes on the first blink it may respond to the next one, so you'll never miss a catch.The Bite Light comes in Floater, Diver and Sinker models for top, middle and deep water, so it's ideal for any water condition.
It's a record setting lure three anglers used to catch 650 largemouth bass in a 25 hour period on a Mexican lake. That's a bass every seven minutes for each one!
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