Thursday, August 12, 2010
MOVE MORE WATER FOR NIGHTTIME BASS
It is important to move water when the sun goes down. Bass feed at night but rely more on movement of the bait than sight. Bass are sensitive to vibration and can hone in on the bait, or your presentation, better if you cause some vibration in the movement of your bait. There are well known lures with built in vibration like a spinner bait or wide wobble cranks, but many times anglers use plastics in their presentation. When night fishing with plastics I like to move water with that bait and so I utilize a larger worm. A longer worm might give the bass more worm to look at but a fatter worm moves more water and at night this is critical. The fat worm moves more water therefore giving the bass not only a visual, however faint, but also a wave of pushed water which the bass can sense allowing it to hone in on the bait quicker and easier providing you with more bass at night. Give it a try.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
BASS IN TIGHT TO COVER
When fishing tight to cover, flipping or pitching, be very quite and turn off all electronics.
WHEN ITS SUNNY OUT
When its sunny out bass will snug up next to cover, tight. To catch more bass on bright sunny days slow down and pick apart the cover.
UNDERSTANDING BASS
To catch more bass you have to understand what they are doing and why. This is the single most important knowledge to catching more bass. More important than lure selection, lure color, line dimension, sunny, cloudy, cold or hot. None of these thigs mean anything if you can not find the bass and understand what they are doing and why they are doing it. This is a list of important factors in catching more bass. Feel free to add your 2 cents in explaining these tips further such as experiances you have had with these tips and maybe when the light went off about a certain tip. I know through much research in reading as well as listning things that were so obvious escaped me for so long. It is amazing how reading blog inputs on personal experiances how many of these revelations have come to me. This post is hopefully a revelation to some and just knowledge to others. Either way I hope you will participate in this blog and help anglers catch more bass and enjoy this great pastime we are so fortunate to enjoy.
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