This simple technique has taken the fishing industry by storm.
It’s simple, effective, a little confusing, and a must have in your angling arsenal.
I’m talking about hover strolling, and it can catch you a ton of bass.
One of the biggest components of swim jig fishing is the trailer.
Using the right trailer for each situation will make a huge difference in you swim jig success.
The Yum Dinger and the Gary Yamamoto Senko are the two most popular soft plastic stick baits on the market.
But which one is better? And which one should you get?
And it doesn’t get much more fun that crappie fishing. By far the most popular technique is crappie fishing with a jig and bobber.
So let’s break it down real quick.
The blades are the most important part about the spinnerbait. And with a bunch of different shapes, sizes, and colors, it can be tuff to pick out the right ones.
So let me fully explain spinnerbait blades for you.
Some of them look awesome, some of them look very weird, but many of them catch tons of bass.
So let’s look at the 9 best Japanese bass lures that you need to try.
But how did that rain effect the bass? And how should you adjust your fishing techniques?
These types of questions need to be answered and understood to have lots of success when bass fishing after a rain storm.
The temperatures cooled off and there was just something special about the way the rain droplets looked on the water’s surface.
But even more than the feel and view, I loved bass fishing in the rain, and the rain always seemed to get me more bites.
The good thing is that it’s pretty easy to learn and you can get good at skipping very quickly.
And if you want to throw bigger, more aggressive lures back up under cover, you’re going to need to know how to skip a baitcaster.
If you don’t love baking in the hot sun or just don’t have time to do lots of fishing during the day, you might want to try night time bass fishing.