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FLARGEMOUTH BASS FISHING TIPS
LARGEMOUTH BASS
FISHING TIPS
by Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
The largemouth bass is the most highly pursued game fish in North America and millions of anglers are devoted to it. Our largemouth bass fishing tips start with where you can find them. They swim in lakes, rivers, bays, inlets, creeks and even deep ponds. They spawn in the early spring and live in schools for a few months until they become large enough to hunt individually for food.
Largemouth bass are very smart and can become acclimated to baits after one exposure to them. Especially in clear water bass can identify lures and avoid them. One of the largemouth bass fishing tips is to camouflage the lure by keeping it near the bottom where it's murky or make the lure whiz past so the bass can't identify it.
When it comes to fishing equipment, the largemouth bass fishing tips note the best apparatus for largemouth fishing is a pliable rod about 12 to 18 inches in length with a reel that has at least 200 feet of line, made of flax or grass.
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The swivel sinker and float should be gauged according to the water depth and the leader should be about three feet long with a large sized hook to accommodate largemouth bass.
When it comes to lures, our largemouth bass fishing tips stress that largemouth bass behave differently under different water conditions, so you should have an arsenal of lures to use for every occasion. Also, know when to use sight and sound to attract bass. This applies to spinnerbaits, which come with blades that shine to generate strikes. Try them with willow leaf and colorado blades that work in different water conditions.
If you'd like to try an electronic lure for largemouth bass fishing, check out the Bite Lite from NGC Sports. This is the lure that flashes a blood red light down the lure's tail when it's moved in water to mimic an injured prey. The battery operated lure has been designed to generate a different flash on every retrieval, so if a largemouth passes on the first flash it may strike the next one.
The Bite Lite comes in kits with three lures, for top, middle and deep water, so you can fish for largemouth bass in all kinds of water conditions. Use these largemouth bass fishing tips the next time you go out to fish and share the largemouth bass fishing tips with your friends and fellow anglers. |
