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Bookmark or Share- Five Tips For Catching More Bass From Cold WaterAdd pauses: Full stops cause following bass to run into your lure, forcing a strike. Moving your lure after a long one can have a similar effect. Pauses also give bass in clear water time to chase down your lure. They’re especially effective with suspending lures. A slow retrieve makes almost any lure more productive in cold water.
- Fishing The Senko Worm - Bass Fishing Resource GuideI rig mine Texas-style with a 1/0 to 4/0 Gamakatsu EWG hook, depending on the size lure I'm fishing. I expose the hook through the top of the lure and "pinch" the point just under the body's surface. "Pinching" the hook aids in fewer hang-ups in the grass and allows quick hook-up when a fish takes it.
- Top Five Ways To Fish Spoons - Bass Fishing Resource GuideAgain, you can change the rate of fall by choosing a different size or weight of spoon or by changing the line. Adding a trailer made from floating plastic will not only slow the lure down but will add movement to the flash and also allow you to add a bit of scent. Make your initial pitch, then let the spoon flutter to the bottom.
- Fishing The Zara Spook - Bass Fishing Resource GuideHowever, fishing this lure is much easier than people think. For the uninitiated, a Zara Spook is a plug shaped like a cigar with a line tie just under the nose of the bait. Early versions were made from wood, but the lure has since evolved into a complete line of plastic baits in different sizes and vibrant colors, with rattles and without ...
- Everything You Need to Know About Fishing Tube BaitsThe tube is a do-nothing lure you can fish simply by dragging along the bottom. It catches a fair share of bass and is one of the easiest ways to get started with fishing tubes, but it's still a method used by the most seasoned bass anglers. Fishing a tube this way excels in cold water conditions when bass don't want to chase something.
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