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POND FISHING TIPS FOR BASS
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Most bass anglers fish in lakes but small ponds can also be ideal because ponds have murky water and weed beds that are prime bass territory. Pond fishing tips for bass start with determining the water temperature because if it's warm bass will be in deep and if cold they'll be shallow. The idea is to check the water conditions, which can change rapidly and know how bass will act in each type of water.
Another one of the pond fishing tips for bass is to make sure you can fish in the pond. If it's privately owned or part of a farm make sure you check with the owner, who will probably give you permission to fish there.
Most small ponds don't require a boat to hunt bass. Our pond fishing tips for bass suggest you fish from shore as bass frequently sit along the weeded shoreline, especially during the early mornings and at dusk.
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One of our key pond fishing tips for bass is to step lightly along the shoreline and concentrate your bait carefully about six feet from the edge.
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The slightest bit of tromping can scare them away so another one of our key pond fishing tips for bass is to step lightly along the shoreline and concentrate your bait carefully about six feet from the edge.
Bass are very active during spring and fall when the water is cool and will attack a variety of live bait, such as leeches, night crawlers and minnows. Plastic worms and lures that resemble shad also work very well. Our pond fishing tips for bass encourage you to equip yourself with the best bass baits and get ready for an active day on the best pond you can find.
As far as shad lures for bass go, the KickTail lure from NGC Sports is ideal. This is the lure designed to resemble a threadfin shad, the most popular baitfish, with a tail broken into five segments that wags left and right to resemble a live shad. Aeronautical flutter technology causes the rapid movement, a scientific breakthrough that makes the KickTail one of the most advanced lures you can fish with. It swims on the water surface like a top water lure and dives on retrieval like a crankbait. Try a KickTail the next time you fish for bass on your local pond and use all of our pond fishing tips for bass to boost your catch. Share these pond fishing tips for bass with your friends and fellow anglers.
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