Whether you are fishing small ponds or big lakes, fishing can get very tuff during the winter months.
The drop shot is the first thing I tie up when the winter bite gets slow and I can’t catch fish on other baits.
With that being said, our bait of the week is the squarebill crankbait.
No matter where you live in the country, you will be able to catch some bass on a squarebill right now.
Every style of crankbaits has its own unique properties and and performs better under certain conditions.
The squarebill crankbait is certainly unique and when it comes to fall pond fishing, it is almost impossible to beat.
Glide baits are one of the best ways to catch some really big bass.
And just like any lure or technique, they can be fine tuned and modified to perform a bit better.
Let’s check out the top 3 glide bait modifications that will catch you more bass.
They are often very big, heavy, and expensive. So let’s look at the best entry level glide baits that will give you tons of confidence, experience, and big bass catches.
Not everyone has tons of money to go out and spend on a new fishing setup.
So let’s take a look at the 5 best baitcaster combos under $100.
Us anglers are constantly trying to find little tips and tricks that can catch us a few more fish.
One of my all time favorite of these is a simple modification that I make to my hard baits.
It takes about 30 seconds, and will certainly catch you more fish.
And each one results in different weather conditions to produce the best results.
Understanding the best weather for bass fishing by season will help you catch a lot more fish.
The summer months are the most popular bass fishing months of the year.
Everyone is fishing, even in the hot, hot weather.
But the guys that have the most success know exactly when to use their power gear vs their finesse gear.
Lure colors can be very complicated and often very intimidation.
But it is best to keep them as simple as possible, especially with topwater lures.
Let’s talk about the only 3 lure colors you need for topwater lures, and when to use each.