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Largemouth bass fishing...
Fishing in shallow tips and tricks for Largemouth Bass...
1st thing I would try if you have the opportunity is to get up in shallow. Some spots that I love to try out every time that I see them are docks that are in the 4-6ft range at the end, lily pads that are not less that 2ft deep, and cat tails. My personal favorite is dock fishing, try to throw your bait about 2 feet away from the end of the dock and allow the bait to sink all the way to the bottom of the lake. Then when it gets to the bottom give it a light jerk back with your rod and begin almost twitching your rod while reading your bait back in. This strategy applies for the other 2 spots I wrote above as well.
Now onto bait. My go to bait to throw is called the Senko. you can buy these plastic worms at any fishing store really and all you basically do it throw a bullet weight above the hook and then hook the bait right in the middle through the side of the bait. This applies an amazing presentation that bass can not resist.
Again there are many other way to fish for these amazing fish but this is just one way that I love to fish for this amazing species of fish.
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Top 10 Best Bank Fishing Strategies for Bass
Top 10 Best Bank Fishing Strategies for Bass
When it comes to Bank Fishing for bass you got to have a strategy going on.  So why not practice these Top 10 Best Bank Fishing Strategies for Bass.   A lot of times, bank anglers get beat before they even start fishing.  make sure you’re trying new techniques. Bank fish in a certain area, may see a ton of the same baits over and over again. Maybe instead of throwing a Senko, toss a soft…
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crazygoodfishing · 8 days
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Bass Fishing on Pelican Lake in August
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stS8hrVpA_w In this video Brock and I spend an August evening on Pelican Lake doing some bass fishing. We love fishing for bass all summer and are always surprised when people tell us fishing is no good in late summer. Sorry, we beg to differ. We usually catch some really nice bass on senkos and swim jigs in August. Sure the water is pretty warm, but the fishing can be even hotter! #bassfishing #northernminnesota #fishingpelicanlake Thanks for watching our video about bass fishing in late summer here on beautiful Pelican Lake! via Crazy Good Fishing https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZwOaH1J-8iu9agISrh4K8g September 14, 2024 at 12:30AM
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devanbald · 2 months
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Top 5 Bass Fishing Techniques for Beginners: Master the Basics
Bass fishing is not just a hobby; it's a thrilling pursuit that connects anglers with nature while testing their skill and patience. If you're new to bass fishing, mastering the basics can significantly impact your success on the water. Here are the top five bass fishing techniques every beginner should know to start reeling in those prized bass.
Spinnerbaits: The Versatile Lure
Spinnerbaits are excellent for beginners because they are easy to use and can attract bass in various water conditions. These lures feature a metal blade spins through the water, creating vibrations and flashes that mimic a distressed baitfish. To use spinnerbaits effectively, cast them near cover like weeds or submerged logs and retrieve them steadily. The key is to vary your retrieval speed and experiment with different colors and sizes to see what the bass prefers on any given day.
Jigs: Targeting Bass in Cover
Jigs are another essential tool in a bass angler's arsenal, especially when fishing in heavy covers such as rocks, brush piles, or docks. These lures consist of a weighted head and a skirted body, often with a trailer like a soft plastic crawfish or worm. To fish with jigs, cast them close to cover and allow them to sink to the bottom. Use a slow, twitching retrieve to imitate a crawfish or a small baitfish swimming near the bottom. Strikes from bass can be subtle, so be ready to set the hook at any slight movement or change in line tension.
Soft Plastics: Realistic and Effective
Soft plastic baits like worms, creature baits, and senkos are incredibly versatile and effectively mimic natural prey. Depending on the fishing conditions, they can be rigged in various ways, such as Texas or Carolina rigging. For beginners, Texas rigging is a straightforward method where the hook point is embedded into the bait to make it weedless. Cast soft plastics near structures or drop-offs and use a slow, twitching retrieve to entice bass hiding in those areas. Soft plastics are ideal for bass fishing that are feeding on smaller prey or are in a less aggressive mood.
Topwater Lures: Thrilling Surface Action
Topwater lures provide some of the most exhilarating moments in bass fishing as bass explodes through the water's surface to strike. These lures include poppers, buzz baits, and frogs, each designed to create enticing surface disturbances that bass find irresistible. Use topwater lures in the early morning or late evening when bass are more likely to feed near the surface. Experiment with different retrieves, such as a steady or stop-and-go retrieve, to see what triggers strikes from bass in your area.
Crankbaits: Covering Water Efficiently
Crankbaits are designed to dive to specific depths, making them excellent for covering water quickly and locating actively feeding bass. These lures come in various shapes and sizes, each diving to different depths depending on their design. For beginners, medium diving crankbaits (around 6-10 feet) are versatile and can be used in various water depths. Cast crankbaits parallel to shorelines, around points, or over submerged structures, and use a steady retrieve to mimic a fleeing baitfish. Strikes often occur when the crankbait deflects off cover or changes direction suddenly.
Mastering these five bass fishing techniques—spinnerbaits, jigs, soft plastics, topwater lures, and crankbaits—will provide beginners with a solid foundation for success on the water. Remember, bass fishing is as much about understanding the behavior of the fish and the environment as it is about using the right techniques and lures. Take the time to observe water conditions, weather patterns, and bass behavior to adapt your fishing approach accordingly. With practice and patience, you'll soon catch more bass and enjoy this beloved sport's thrill.
Whether fishing in a tranquil lake or a flowing river, these techniques will help you connect with nature and experience the excitement of bass fishing. Start with the basics, experiment with different methods, and, most importantly, enjoy the journey of becoming a skilled bass angler. Happy fishing!
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beaver-3 · 1 year
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Bass Fishing
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malakasaroobie · 2 years
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5 Best Lures For Bass Fishing
Fishing is one of the oldest sporting traditions in the world, and one that’s enjoyed by people of all ages. In fact, it’s one of the most popular outdoor activities in the United States. No matter your skill level or who you’re targeting with your fishing rod, there are certain lures that are guaranteed to bring in some big fish. To help you find the best lures for bass fishing, check out this list of the five best lures for bass fishing. From senkos to jerkbaits, these lures will get you reeling in some big fish fast!
Material
When it comes to bass fishing, there are a variety of baits that can be used. While some fishermen prefer to use live bait, others prefer pellet or artificial lures. Regardless of what type of lure is used, there are certain materials that can make the lure more effective. One material that can make a lure more effective is metal. Metal lures often generate more vibration than other types of lures, which attracts bass. Additionally, many bass fishermen like to use metal lures because they feel that they catch more fish with them. Another material that can make a lure more effective is paper. Many bass fisherman like to use paper lures because they feel that the baitfish are attracted to the movement and sound of the paper. Additionally, many paper lures have a high degree of realism, which makes them popular with recreational anglers.
Size
There are a lot of lure options available when it comes to bass fishing. But what is the best lure for bass fishing? Well, that depends on your preferences and what you are looking for in a lure. Generally speaking, there are three main types of lures used for bass fishing: spinnerbaits, topwater lures and soft plastic baits. Spinnerbaits are probably the most popular type of lure for bass fishing. They look like small spokes from a bicycle wheel, and they often have a metal blade at the end that spins rapidly. This type of lure can be fished either stationary or moving. Topwater lures are similar to spinnerbaits in that they mimic an animal or prey item that bass may be interested in eating. They usually have a swimming motion and come in many different colors and patterns. Soft plastic baits, also known as jigs, are thin plastic tubes with a sharp point at one end and a round body at the other. Jigs work well both stationary and moving underwater.
Weight
There are plenty of lure options available for bass fishing, but choosing the right one is essential to success. When it comes to weight, there are a few things to consider. Lures that are too heavy will cause you trouble when trying to reel them in quickly, while lures that are too light will be less effective and may even get lost in the water. Here are some of the best bass fishing lure options based on weight: Low-weight crankbaits and spinnerbaits: These lures range from 1.5 to 3 ounces and can be fished at slow speeds with minimal effort. They're perfect for targeting shallow water areas and can be retrieved quickly with a light touch. Light-weight jigs: Jigs weighing 2 to 4 ounces can be fished at medium speeds with moderate effort. They're versatile tools that can be used in both fast and slow water areas, making them a good option for almost any situation. Medium-weight jigs: Jigs weighing 5 to 8 ounces can be fished at medium or high speeds with more effort. They're ideal for targeting deep water areas or obstructions, and they offer better performance than lighter jigs. Heavy-weight jigs: Jigs weighing 9 ounces or more can be fished at high speeds with lots of effort. They're best suited for targeting big fish in deeper water, but they can also be used in shallower waters if needed.
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tacklenet · 2 years
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🔁 Eye catching plastics! Nice work @ramseybaits → #TBT 5” Core Shot Bass Sticks Sinking & Salted . . . . #gethookedonramseybaits #ramseybaits #finesseworms #finessefishing #fishing #baitshop #coreshots #basssticks #salted #nedrigfishing #neds #senko #swimbaits #bassfishing #creaturebaits #crappie #grubs #panfish #crappiefishing #custombaits #customcolors #customlures #bassfishing #softplastics #largemouthbass #monsterbass #largemouthbassfishing #smallmouthbassfishing https://www.instagram.com/p/CjxTztgNUEb/ https://tackle.net
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xjsteph · 6 years
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Catch fish not feelings.
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carolina-mic · 5 years
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I know I already posted this yet I had to repost with a better crop so you can truly see how large this fish was. Btw I highly recommend braided line. I've lost so many fish with normal line that I doubt I'll ever go back! And lastly, all of my large bass have been caught on Gary Yamamoto senkos w/ offset hooks and Texas Rigged (weedless). - - @yamamoto_fishing #garyyamamotocustombaits #bassfishing #bass #largemouthbass #minnesotaparks #minnesotafishing #senko #texasrig #texasrigged #braidedline #fishing #catchandrelease (at Theodore Wirth Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz68R3qjxB0/?igshid=1hxlyf07czwfl
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MYSTERY POND BASS FISHING (TIPS & TECHNIQUES) FLUKE & SENKO
MYSTERY POND BASS FISHING (TIPS & TECHNIQUES) FLUKE & SENKO
I’ve eyeballed this little pond near my house for over a year since moving and wondered how the bass fishing would be if I ever decided to fish it. I always travel light when shoreline bass fishing, & with barely a couple hours to do some mystery pond bass fishing, I threw a couple bags of baits in my pockets and grabbed a couple rods to investigate. It turned out to have a couple bass swimming…
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mikeybalzz · 6 years
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ROD and REEL Arsenal for FISHING for Smallmouth Bass
ROD and REEL Arsenal for FISHING for Smallmouth Bass
The fishing road trip is wrapped up and now it’s time to break down the patterns, baits, as well as the rod and reel arsenal we used to catch smallmouth bass up in Michigan! The pattern highlights really focused on 2 different baits, a jerkbait and a Ned Rig. I caught my PB smallie on the jerkbait right off the bait but when fishing Lake Huron got super close to beating it fishing the Ned Rig.…
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stloverland · 4 years
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I feel like I won the lottery! We all have felt the pain of trying to find tackle thru Covid. I’ve been looking locally for a couple months and today I finally scored 4 packs of my favorite brand and flavor! Green pumpkin chartruese Yum Dinger! . . . . . #angler #tugisthedrug #shredfin #kayakbassfishing #senko #nucanoe #yumdinger #naturephotography #fishingaddict #greatoutdoors #stlyakangler #yak #bass #yakangler #adventure #catchandrelease #minnkota #instagood #largemouthbass #fishing #lures #largemouthbassfishing #shredfin #photooftheday #photography #nature #kayakfishing #kayak #bassfishing (at Ballwin, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEuZCqdhX6F/?igshid=c5enlxzwc7jc
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@rwb_tv everyone go to this man's page and tell him to go fishing. . . #fish #fishing #fisherman #bass #bigbass #catfish #panfish #trout #carp #oceanfishing #pondfishing #lakefishing #hugebass #lures #topwater #texasfishing #honeyhole #texasbass #shimano #bassfishing #senko #zoombait #swimbait #rapala #saltwaterfish #mysterytacklebox #gopro #YouTube #CTRTV #winterfishing (at McDonald's)
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huntnfish365 · 5 years
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Y'all I was grinning like a jackass eatin sawbriars when I saw the MAN! Mr Gary Yamamoto!! The greatest soft plastics ever made! Truely blessed to be able to talk such a titan in the fishing industry. Damn near star struck 😂 In the words of @yamamoto_fishing himself, "JUST CATCH FISH!" 🎣🎣 Checking things off my bucket list at the #50thanniversary #bassmasterclassic . . . . #blessedangler #huntnfish #Bass #senko #stickbaits #bassmaster #classic #lews_fishing #lews #coldwater #letemgoletemgrow #catchandrelease #bucketmouth #bigbassenergy #lovetofish #fishing #bankfishing #pond #fishinglife #tightlines🎣 #yamamoto ##1 #softplastics (at Birmingham, Alabama) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9g22GvgEmX/?igshid=11vsix3s96hjv
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scottsdiscount-blog · 5 years
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Seasonal infographics follow these and you should be able to catch bad year round!🔄 FOLLOW US @scottsdiscountoutlet Credited @bass_detective • #fishing#catfish#fishinguk #fishing🐟 #fishingtrip #fishingislife #fishing🎣 #fishingfun #fishingrod #fishingtips#fishinglure#fishingmeme#bass#senko#powerteamlures#smallie#largemouthbass#pondfishing#bigpond (at United States) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1PDdRBBhwW/?igshid=1v888amltkhsa
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shwell11 · 5 years
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One of my bad influences. Reposted from @reel.one 🎬 ℕ𝕖𝕨 𝕍𝕚𝕕𝕖𝕠‼ Tough grind on John's Lake in Orlando Florida! But managed to catch a few chunks 🎣🐟 𝕃𝕚𝕟𝕜 𝕀𝕟 𝔹𝕚𝕠🔝 . . . . . #Fishing #Kayak #KBF #KayakBassFishing #Hobie #HobieKayaks #Bass #FloridaBass #FloridaFishing #BigBass #BigBassDreams #Shimano #BassFishing #kastKing #Daiwa #GamblerLures #SwimJig #BonafideKayaks #ShimanoReels #YakAttack #calcoastfishing #Senko https://www.instagram.com/p/B7pSFdlgCVK/?igshid=plqaweswjx91
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