With tons of guys throwing a lipless these days, being able to really dial in the exact lure profile is key to getting bass to bite, especially on pressured lakes.
And color is one of the biggest factors when trying to dial in your lipless crankbaits.
These springtime bass are the biggest and shallowest that they will be all year long, which means you have a fantastic opportunity to catch some huge bass. And when it comes to catching them, the chatterbait is one of the best tools you can use.
whether you are a pond, lake, or river fisherman, a shallow diving crankbait should play a big roll in your fishing strategy year round.
Pre-spawn bass fishing is fairly simple to understand, and once you do, it can give you some of the best fishing of your life!
It doesn’t get more simple and subtle than a Ned rig. Without a doubt, the Ned rig is the most reliable way to catch winter bass.
Everyone agrees that red works great in the early spring months, but there is a bit of confusion and debate around the exact reason that red works so well.
When fishing cold water, the flat sided crankbait will produce more bites than any other style of crankbait.
Flat sided crankbaits have been fine tuned and design to catch cold water bass, so let’s discuss how exactly they do that and how you can take advantage of them.
Finesse swimbait fishing is one of the few techniques that will allow you to cover water and still trigger cold water bites.
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.
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