Bass Fishing

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.

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.

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.

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.

Everyone wants to catch bigger bass. I mean that’s kind of the whole game of bass fishing.

The bigger the fish, the more fun it is to catch. And it is not just coincidence that some guys catch more than others.

You need to be using the right lures that specifically entice those larger sized bass.