Sunday, January 8, 2012

Bass Fishing Information - Bass Behavior You Must Know

Bass Fishing Information - Bass Behavior You Must Know

The most important bass fishing information you could ever have is knowing the behavior of the bass. In order to track these fish, you need to know what effects them and why.

Bass are controlled by climate. This is because of their metabolism. When it is too cold or too hot, they will not be actively feeding. Learning about the weather patterns in your area can let you know when the perfect time to fish is.

Bass like to stay around 68-78 degrees in the water. In these temperatures, they will be relatively shallow and on the prowl. Fishing in grasses is a good tactic if the weather is right.

In the Spring most anglers like to stay at the deep end of heavy cover. The fish will be shallow when the sun warms the water, but they will be mostly inactive because of the cold water temperature.

In the Summer bass will stay deep most of the time. Searching for underwater structures such as drop-offs and points is a good strategy for finding the bass in hot weather. A topographical map is a good investment that can save a lot of time when trying to find bass in the summer.

In Autumn the bass will come back up to the surface as the weather cools down. In this season they actively feed in order to survive through the winter.

Knowing this bass fishing information is very helpful and can save a lot of time when planning a fishing trip. Knowing bass behavior can tell you the perfect time of the day and time of the year to fish, so you don't waste unproductive days on the lake.

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By Samantha Gonzalez

Saturday, January 7, 2012

You Can Still Fish For Bass in the Winter

You Can Still Fish For Bass in the Winter

You can still catch bigmouth bass during the winter months but you need to follow a couple of proven strategies.

Bigmouth slow down during the winter and they do not use much energy so you need bait that will cause them to go after it. This is why you need larger bait during the cold season. The bait should be slow moving. I would use bait as large as 10-12 inches.

Charles Taylor advises: “The use of large, slow moving baits is the key. Don't be afraid to throw 10-inch or 12-inch plastics, like the new Uncle Josh™ "Incredible Creature™" and "Incredible Lizard™" range of lures, where you once threw a 4-inch offering. Slowly retrieve these baits, inching them back to shore. Large jigs tipped with 3- or 4-inch pork trailers maneuvered in a similar fashion will produce fish, you just have to be patient.
During summer, that smaller bait should be in and out of the water in thirty seconds. However, with the winters' climactic changes, you must now leave the larger bait in the water for as long as three minutes!

A good tip here is to keep your baits warm. I place a few imitations into a plastic bag and keep them in my pocket. This keeps the bait flexible and will work well in frigid water temperatures. Remember small attention to details like that will separate you from the rest of the fishermen, and you will catch more fish.” (Charles is a pro angler who fishes the B.A.S.S. Invitational circuit)

If you love fishing get your buddy and fill up a couple thermoses of coffee and go get bigmouth.

Big Mouth Bass Fishing - Three Tips For Big Bass

Big Mouth Bass Fishing - Three Tips For Big Bass

Big mouth bass fishing is a great sport. Spending a day out on the lake catching fish can be exciting and relaxing all at the same time. Your stress melts away as you reel in the big fish...but what happens if you aren't catching anything at all?

You start feeling anxious and frustrated and you just want to go home. Knowing a few basic things about how to fish for Largemouth Bass can save a lot of frustration and can even make you the best and most knowledgeable fisherman on the boat.

1. Watch for Bass Patterns

Ever wonder why the old geezers reel in hog after hog? They have spent a lifetime memorizing bass behavior.

Notice how the bass react to their surroundings such as the weather and temperature. Bass are ruled by the weather, and knowing how they react can allow you to figure out where the bass will be and what time is best to fish them.

2. Know Your Baits

This seems very obvious, but knowing how to use every bait in your tacklebox is a very important skill. Many fishermen just stick with their favorite bait because they don't want to stray from their comfort zone.

Each bait has its own appropriate application. Knowing how to use every bait will allow you to fish each spot to its fullest potential.

3. Don't Stop Searching for the Honey Hole

A topographical map can be a very useful investment. This can help you to find structures underneath the water where the fish may be hiding. This is especially useful during hot weather because the fish tend to stay deep.

Fish all around structures in the water until you find those fish. This is a great way to build up your secret spots on the lake.

Big mouth bass fishing is only fun if you're catching fish. Make every day on the lake a learning experience, and you'll master bass fishing in no time!

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By Samantha Gonzalez

Monday, November 3, 2008

Largemouth Bass Extreme Review

Would you like to save yourself a lot of time and effort? Most of the information in largemouth bass extreme is stuff you can find on your own by surfing around the internet. But think of the advantage of having much of it compiled in an easy to download ebook.

I try to only sell what I check out myself. This can be expensive but for me it is an integrity issue. If you have the time to surf the internet then save your money. If you are like me and you don't mind paying for the time and convenience then buy largemouth bass extreme. It is going for less than $30 right now. You can click on one of the links here or on the book cover in the sidebar.

I would like some feedback on this site. Tell me what you want and I will try to get it up as soon as possibe. Do you like the game links that I posted? What about the videos and the lessons on fly fishing?

I look forward to your feedback.

Fly Fishing Lesson 7