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Sunday, July 15, 2012

Tips for catching Bass Fish

Bass Fish
In the case of a river, the most common species are the largemouth bass and smallmouth bass. While holding the heavy water largemouth, smallmouth bass are found in fast water currents. To prevent drafts, the bass often move to small streams that are developed from the river. You can find them at these places, in particular, the green areas. The smallmouth bass is near large rocks in the river, as they feed mainly on small crustaceans that live in rocks. Fishing is best done early morning or late afternoon. It also says that three days before and after a day of full moon or new moon day is very good for fishing. Use the right equipment and bait suitable for different types of low (plastic worms or live bait may be used). For clear water, use light colors, but the darkness is ideal for the water murky and muddy. Experts suggest that plastic worms are the bass fishing more effective. Once the plastic worm sink to the bottom, waiting for the bite. From time to time, move the worm and gently, in order to attract the attention of fish. When the fish takes the bait, wait until you feel the burden to establish the link. In short, you must use the proper equipment and good bait. In addition, you should know the place for fishing and good technique.


Take low in winter
Bass Fishing time

Winter is not considered a good time for bass fishing. During winter, the water is cold, so very slow-moving fish. Not even eat a lot in those days. During the cold season, as you have to try the low (not more than twelve feet deep) for bass fishing. Instead of moving the hook, wait patiently for the fish to bite. A moving bait can not attract, not to move the bar and let the feeling of fish is fair game. If you move the bait, the fish can not respond because you can not spend energy chasing food. All these factors, and cold, can be difficult for fishers to target low. If you're a real fan, you can try fishing for bass during winters. You may be rewarded with the biggest bass you've ever had.

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