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BASS TIPS
BASS TIPS
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
If you're looking for a few bass tips, the first thing you should determine is where you can find bass. Know the body of water you're fishing and be aware of the water temperature. Our bass tips note that bass prefer cooler water most of the year. You can also find them in sheltered areas where trees have fallen into the water. You can fish for bass in lakes, but you should also try ponds, which can be perfect for bass.
Our bass tips on fishing equipment note a heavy action rod is best for bass when you're fishing in thick weeds. A light action rod works best in clear water. When choosing a reel, match it to the size of the rod. There are three main types of fishing line - super line, fluorocarbon and monofilament. Monofilament works best for bass because it stretches, which cushions the thrash of big bass.
Fishermen know that fish love worms and Walking Worms more than any other bait
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One of the most important bass tips is determining the best lures to use.
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One of the most important bass tips is determining the best lures to use. Crankbaits work in muddy or stained water, cover a lot of water and can be fished shallow or deep, but don't use them in clear water because the fish see the hooks. The grub is a soft plastic lure that wiggles when it's retrieved. Spinnerbaits with a willow blade give off a lot of flash, which catches bass in clear water. The Colorado blade gives off the most vibration, so it works in stained water. Top water baits are the most exciting, because bass jump out of the water to snare them. Plastic worms are the all time favorite because they move naturally and resemble a live worm. They can be rigged Texas style and work in clear and murky water.
As far as worm lures go, NGC Sports' Walking Worm is the long time favorite. It's the most successful worm lure because of the technology behind it: a multi-flex construction that traps air between tail segments, causing the lure to constantly curl like a live worm. The Walking Worm is adept at drawing strikes from large bass, with largemouth bass in excess of 15 pounds frequently caught. We hope you'll use these bass tips on your next bass outing to land a big catch and make sure you share our bass tips with your friends and fellow anglers.
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