#prespawn bass fishing

[bassfihing96]

How to Fish Big Jigs for Prespawn Bass

[mikeybalzz]

The Most POWERFUL Lure in PRESPAWN Fishing - Lipless CRANKBAITS

The Most POWERFUL Lure in PRESPAWN Fishing – Lipless CRANKBAITS

There is one lure more powerful than any other when it comes to presspawn bass fishing – the lipless crankbait. Want the MB hoodie in the vid? https://bit.ly/3hwm83v The lipless crankbait lures in the videos along with the rod and reel setups for crankbait fishing: Thunderhawk Silent Lipless https://bit.ly/3LvjJ6A Nishine Lures Simcoe Silent Lipless Crankbait https://bit.ly/34WemNz My…

[largemouthbassnation]

Fishing Muddy Water For HUGE Bass Took a trip out to a lake that is know for some big bass, and that's exactly what I got. Fishing started out slow, but as soon as I figured out where they were I was ... source

[shesabsolutelyinsane]

My favorite hobby 🥰💚🐟

[huntnfish365]

Love when I find a juicy little spot that doesnt get fished much. This guy couldnt resist the custom @cooters_kustom_tackle_and_bait handpoured soft plastics. . . . . #blessedangler #huntnfish #Bass #chatterbait #zmanfishing #lews_fishing #lews #prespawn #coldwater #letemgoletemgrow #catchandrelease #bucketmouth #bigbassenergy #lovetofish #fishing #bankfishing #dirtywater #pond #rainyday #fishinglife #tightlines🎣 #customplastics #custombaits #deadringer #nedhead #nedrig #georgiafishing @abugarcia_fishing @lews_fishing @bassproshops @zmanfishingproducts (at Carrollton, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B99QaOOggeZ/?igshid=br82z2a3994g

[midwestbasshunter]

Couple of chunks that I caught last night @lake_okoboji a 19.5" & 18"! Both caught on a willow blade spinnerbait! Bite got crazy when the rain started! . . . #bassfishing #fishing #fishingaddiction #fishingislife #bass #fishinglife #fishingpicoftheday #bassfishingnation #kayakfishing #strikeking #lunker #fatbass #prespawn #lakeokoboji #LMB #nativewatercraft #titanpropel #outdoors https://www.instagram.com/p/BxDCGbYAW0O/?igshid=3w007r2rr22i

[centralcoastbass]

WHAT did I CATCH on the DROP SHOT??

[theflyfishingworld1]

Here are some tips for saltwater and warm fly fishing

Warm water fly fishing is different as the species reacts differently to the fly than fish caught in colder waters. Fly fishing salmon or trout is similar as both trout and salmon are very aggressive feeders. No matter what tackle you use, warm water fly fishing is a completely new experience.

The best way to catch bass while fly fishing in warm water is to keep your rod tip pointed at the fly. Straight pulling is the best way to hook bass mouths. Raising the rod tips with traditional casting equipment works well, but with flies, this will only give the fish a grip and allow it to swim away. It is important to choose the right type of files. A muddler, a muddler, or a deer hair tied fly are all good options. They will increase your chances of success fishing.

Enjoyable and Exciting Warm Water Fly Fishing

Many argue that bass of all varieties can be a tasty meal. However, pan fish like blue gills and black crappies are great sport fish. Bait fishers as well as artificial-lure anglers are very fond of them. Prespawning is a great time to catch them as they are often found in large schools. Crappies love minnows, so streamers are a good choice to catch them. Crappies will also catch subsurface flies and small crankbaits as well as spinners, spinners, and jigs. Crappies love to suspend midwinter so it is worth trying different depths. Fly fishing from the shore is possible if you have enough space to cast, but it's unlikely that crappies will prefer wading in deeper waters. A boat is a better choice.

Saltwater Fly Fishing

Saltwater fly fishing is a popular sport. Saltwater fly fishing is equally enjoyable and rewarding, regardless of whether you are looking to fish in your local waters or travel to exotic locations like the Caribbean or Mexico. You may not have the money to set up this sport. This guide will help you make your saltwater fly fishing trip a reality with a small budget.

Buy a New Rod

Saltwater fly fishing rods are generally heavier than freshwater fishing. For big fish, you can use a 9-weight rod or a 15-weight line. The rods that are specifically made for saltwater fishing tend to be more expensive. You can save money by purchasing rods for Trout reservoir fishing. These rods also come with saltwater-proof fittings. You should always buy from a fishing shop to get a feel for the rod before buying.

Purchase an appropriate reel

Salt water can corrosive so make sure your reel is resistant to saltwater. This is especially important if your goal is to saltwater fly fish in warm water, where corrosion can occur even faster. There are many manufacturers that make large arbour reels. These reels are highly recommended by U.S. websites.

Lines

It is a good idea to invest in the best line you can. I personally use a 15-ft sink tip line for saltwater fly fishing. I recommend that you buy a decent line, then save money by buying a lower quality intermediate and/or sinking line. The area you fish will dictate the line you choose. Asking for advice from other saltwater fly fishermen in your area or posting questions on an online forum can help you find the right line.

Flies

Tie your own flies to get the best fares. This can take a lot of time and can result in a high initial cost for vices, materials, and tools. Saltwater flies can be purchased at many fishing shops. Ocean Flies is a good place to buy. They can help you choose the best flies for you by letting you know where you are looking and what species you want to catch.

Leaders

You will probably get many different answers from saltwater fishers about the leader they use, but no one will be wrong. One area that seems to have a lot of agreement is the use Fluorocarbon rather than Nylon monofilament, particularly during daylight. Although it is not inexpensive, it can make a big difference in catching fish.

Rent a boat

If you don't already own a boat, you will need to rent one. If you don't have a boat, a simple rowboat is sufficient. A 15-foot sailboat with protection against bad weather is a great choice. With the above mentioned items, a corrosion-resistant reel and the rental of a boat, you have all the necessary equipment for saltwater fly fishing trips.

[mikeybalzz]

The ONLY Chatterbait Trailer you NEED for Pre Spawn Bass Fishing

The ONLY Chatterbait Trailer you NEED for Pre Spawn Bass Fishing

There is only one Chatterbait trailer you need for pre spawn bass fishing. The soft plastic Komodo acts like a swimbait, a creature bait, and a fluke style lure all in one when rigged up with a Chatterbait or Thunder Cricket. The tight action makes it perfect for pre spawn bass fishing as fish move up from winter to spawn. This is my bait review of the Gambler Lures Komodo. Want to get a…

[largemouthbassnation]

Catching BIG Springtime Bass on Smith Mountain Lake A few videos from the past few trips to Smith Mountain Lake in April. The bass in this video were still in the prespawn pattern and a few were just beginning to go ... source

[bassfishingbychris]

We're sneaking around the backwaters today to avoid boat traffic. With hundreds of boats on the water and fishing pressure at an all time high, its time to jump in the kayak. Why a kayak in such a big lake? We're able to get into all the places the boats can't go! Come along as Matt catches fish in backwater coves and pockets. 

Today is all about finesse. Matt started off with a tiny underspin, a senko, and a shaky head, then added a dropshot to the mix as conditions dictated. There were a few prespawn fish around but the majority of these bass were spawning. Since he was using finesse tackle, Matt added some new rods into the mix as well. He tried out a new Halo KSII Elite, a Savage Gear Black Ops, and the new Ultegra spinning reel and had great success with all of them. 

While we love fishing out of the bass boats and using all the modern electronic advantages, there is something very rewarding about getting on the water in a small craft, no electronics, and just going fishing. If you haven't given kayak fishing a try, you really should. Below you'll find links to all the gear, the baits, and the equipment Matt used today. We've included the exact models and specific colors Matt was using as well. All the links go directly to Tackle Warehouse where you can see detailed photos and descriptions of each item, except for the kayak link which goes directly to the manufacturer. 

Underspin... 

Head- Cool Baits 1/8 oz Down Under: http://bit.ly/2boS7QA

Bait- Keitech Fat 2.8" (Electric Shad): http://bit.ly/2ab7s8v

Senko... 

Bait- Yamamoto Senko 5" (Green Pumpkin): http://bit.ly/2axAmNS

Hook- Gamakatsu 4/0 Superline: http://bit.ly/2ac92XG

Shaky Head... 

Hook- Dirty Jigs Canterbury 1/8 oz: http://bit.ly/2aFOs0V

Bait #1- Strike King Fat Baby Finesse: http://bit.ly/2aKei5y

Color: Green Pumpkin Sapphire

Bait #2- Reaction Innovations Smallie Beaver: http://bit.ly/2dR6CkP

Colors: Green Pumpkin, White Trash

Dropshot... 

Hook- Owner Mosquito Light 1/0: http://bit.ly/2zQVKx3

Weight- Swagger Tungsten TearDrop 1/8: http://bit.ly/2V2B63h

Bait- Big Bite Smallie Smasher (Chart/White): http://bit.ly/2ZpCOCY

Kayak... 

-Old Town Sportsman Autopilot 136: https://bit.ly/3h9ngaS

Dropshot/Keitech Combo... 

Rod- Halo KS II Elite 6'10" Medium: https://bit.ly/32Rp9nh

Reel- Shimano Ultegra 3000: https://bit.ly/2PeNvUH

Line- Sufix 131 Braid (10 lb): https://bit.ly/314VoyF

Leader- Sunline Sniper 7 lb Fluorocarbon: http://bit.ly/2p7fxju

Shaky Head Combo... 

Rod- Shimano Zodias 7'2" Medium Light: https://bit.ly/3aeQbYW

Reel- Shimano Aldebaran MGL (HG): http://bit.ly/2uQ4oH8

Line- Sunline Assassin 12 lb Fluorocarbon: http://bit.ly/2h4LNjm

Senko Combo... 

Rod- Savage Gear Black Ops 7'1" Medium: https://bit.ly/3aLTsAh

Reel- Shimano Ultegra 3000: https://bit.ly/2PeNvUH

Line- Power Pro Maxcuatro Braided 20 lb: http://bit.ly/2clBRiQ

Leader- Sunline Assassin 12 lb Fluorocarbon: http://bit.ly/2h4LNjm

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We have a variety of apparel items and custom lure designs available! Everything from hats, to hoodies, to crankbaits! Its all available direct through Tackle Warehouse with fast shipping. See it here... 

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[huntnfish365]

Been so busy on the lake rippin lips I havent had time to post. Sorry not sorry I guess 😂 Between me, my son and one of my buddies. I know be landed atleast 80 bass over the weekend. Absolutely killing the dead ringer Of course made by @cooters_kustom_tackle_and_bait They were also on the ned rig pretty hard. Amazing time!! . . . . . #blessedangler #huntnfish #Bass #chatterbait #zmanfishing #lews_fishing #lews #prespawn #coldwater #letemgoletemgrow #catchandrelease #bucketmouth #bigbassenergy #lovetofish #fishing #bankfishing #dirtywater #pond #rainyday #fishinglife #tightlines🎣 #customplastics #custombaits #senko #deadringer #bassfordays (at Carrollton, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9y8fr7gvEt/?igshid=1atggfimgkdl1

[midwestbasshunter]

Couple of chunks from yesterday @iowagreatlakes @lake_okoboji a 19.5" and an 18"! Didn't weigh either but they were fatties! . . . #fishing #fishingaddiction #fishingislife #bass #fishinglife #fishingpicoftheday #bassfishing #kayakfishing #pondhoppernationlove #fatbass #nativewatercraft #titanpropel #prespawn https://www.instagram.com/p/BxDA0fFg9_E/?igshid=1vw59y19gnd34

[deepseafishingling]

Prespawn fishing is the best time of the season for targeting big bass. Largemouth are at their seasonal heaviest, swimming in shallow water, and seem to be more interested more than usual in hyper aggressively attacking fishing lures.   In the video above, touring bass angler, all-star dad, and friend of the program, Brian Latimer breaks down some his favorite baits ...

[centralcoastbass]

LUNKER HUNT, PINTO LAKE..2018!!!

[thebestspinningreelsunder100]

Where do bass fish hang out?

Search for weed beds, moors, and extensions. Bass will hang out right external the passages to shallow inlets if there's a speedy drop-off. Likewise search for any lowered trees, logs, rocks, and so on when the water begins cooling in the fall, bass will forcefully pursue down schools of baitfish. Go Bass Fishing

 What tones do bass like?

 The most key standard is to fish brilliantly hued goads in shabby or sloppy water and light, inconspicuous tones in clear water. The rationale here is that a bass' permeability is hampered by residue, and shadings like chartreuse, yellow, and orange are simpler to see than bone, pumpkinseed, and smoke. Go Bass Fishing

  Do Bass was gotten?

 We've found through our investigations that fish do have a memory. "For instance, if a bass is gotten on spinner bait one day, it's practically difficult to get that fish on similar bait the following day . Be that as it may when the fish have been presented to bait for a long time, they recall and become warier

 What month is Pressman bass?

 Spring

 PRESPAWN – Any time before the bass climb on their beds to generate (lay their eggs). Ordinarily assigns a period of pre-spring to late-winter. Even more, a state, instead of a particular season, as various geological areas will encounter the pre spawn and produce at various occasions.

 What temperature stops bass gnawing?

 Bass can endure high and low temperatures really well. Cook said he possibly focuses on his boat's thermometer when it's extremely hot — over 85 degrees — or freezing — which to him is anything under 50. However, on the off chance that it's between 55 degrees and 85 degrees, temperature truly doesn't influence bass conduct that entire amount.

 Is Bass an acceptable fish to eat?

 In the same way as other fish with white meat, the bass is by and large a solid fish to eat. Bass meat is high in protein and low in fat, which makes it beneficial to eat. ... Not exclusively would you be able to eat freshwater bass, yet you can likewise make an extraordinary feast in the event that you understand what you're doing.

 Will Bass eat worms?

 Bass eat worms. It isn't so much that bass wouldn't eat them whenever given the opportunity; it's that worms aren't for the most part accessible. Worms and night crawlers are earthly creatures, not oceanic ones. Generally, they spend their lives tunneling through the dirt.

 How would you fish for loudmouth bass?

 Largemouth Bass promptly eat an assortment of draws, albeit numerous anglers decide to seek after them fundamentally or only with counterfeit baits. Some great draws incorporate crawfish, shad, and bluegill (where legitimate). For the most part, any little fish that is lawful to utilize ought to get assaulted by a bass.

 What aromas do bass like?

 Because of a positive smell, bass for the most part will clutch a worm exuding a positive fragrance for a more drawn-out time. This gives you a bit of leeway of having the option to get a decent snare set and getting the fish. Three aromas that seem, by all accounts, to be positive fragrances are salt, anise, and garlic.

 What water temp are bass generally dynamic?

 Bass produce in waters that range somewhere in the range of 55 to 80 degrees, which is a 25-degree scope of potential temperatures. Go Bass Fishing

 Do largemouth bass nibble people?

 Albeit bass are probably not going to mess with you when you first remove them from the water, remember that it won't take excessively well before your valued catch begins to get upset, and will start turning from side to side, searching for a methods for escape. https://letsgobassfishing.com/fishing-reels/best-spinning-reels-under-100/