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Also bass fishing really picks up in the spring, so focusing your attention on spring bass fishing and early summer bass fishing will again increase your odds. A lot of records are broken in the early prespawn period when bass are feeding up before the spawn. They are feeding and getting more aggressive as the water warms.

There are probably lots of opportunities nearby for bass fishing as largemouth bass are one of the most prevalent species in the country. Ponds, streams, rivers, natural lakes, man-made reservoirs all offer good bass fishing. If the body of water has lots of color, forage and good water clarity, then you have a recipe for great bass fishing.

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Seek out Cover. Bass relate to depth changes and cover. They use cover to conceal themselves as well as general feeding grounds, as cover often attracts forage like minnows, shad, crawfish and other small fish. So a lot of bass fishing revolves around cover like stumps, standing timber, laydowns, grass beds, lily pads, docks, rocks, structures like wing dams, rip rap walls, seawalls and more.

Current positions fish. If you are fishing a body of water, you can predict where bass will hide based on the current. On big river systems like the TVA, bass will relate to ends of ledges that face into the current in the post spawn and can gang up in big schools. In smaller current situations, anything that blocks or redirects the current can create eddies for bass to lie in wait for ambushing prey that washes by. So fishing current makes bass very predictable.

But around wood cover a spinnerbait is pretty snag less and if the water has good color or even muddy, a spinnerbait gives the bass a vibration to hone in on when visibility is diminished. In the spring a Colorado blade spinnerbait around shallow wood is a great way to catch big bass. Look for cover, water color and move fast from piece to piece.

Fishing Texas Rigged Plastics in cover. If you want to catch a lot of bass, you should learn to Texas rig plastic worms. And then just fish them in everything. Grass, wood, docks, literally a plastic worm can work anywhere. Just cast the worm out and then with your rod, pick it up and let it fall. Take up your slack and then pick it up again and let it fall. In Winter they become a little less as effective, but jigs and craw trailers become more effective and catch the same fish.

Tie Good Knots. One of the biggest keys to bass fishing is being able to switch lures and tying good knots. Cut your lure off and try the next one but always tie a good knot and if you have caught a few fish or fished it through rough cover, check your line and re-tie another good knot. To learn all the good knots, read our best fishing knots guide.

Really a handful of lures will cover 99% of the things you will encounter in most bass fishing locales. So knowing a little about the best bass lures will take you a long way. Here is a quick rundown of the best baits and our lure guide will give you more in depth info on each lure.

Crankbaits. Crankbaits range in size and depth. You have shallow runners and wakers. You have mid depth and lipless crankbaits. And you have flat side crankbaits and deep diving crankbaits to get to fish deep in the prespawn and post spawn periods. A square bill is great around wood cover and rock. A mid-depth crankbait is good in colder water and clearer water and a deep diver is great anytime bass gang up in schools offshore.

Swimbaits. These have become some of the most versatile lures for bass fishing in the last 10 years because there are so many effective sizes shapes and applications for swimbaits. Swimbaits like the Keitech Swing Impact FAT out deep on small ball heads works great for suspended fish. The best oversized swimbaits work great for attracting trophy bass all over the country now. And anglers can literally find a size, color and style of swimbait that perfectly fits the conditions on just about any lake. And most of the time you just cast them out and reel them in slowly to get all your bites.

Jigs. A jig and craw trailer gives anglers a powerful weapon to catch bass. It works in all seasons, on just about all fisheries. You can fish them in 0 feet of water to 100 feet of water. They come through cover well and get a ton of bites fished in a variety of ways. Guys will swim swim jigs through shallow cover, stroke jigs on ledges offshore, drag football jigs on structure, or pitch flipping jigs into shallow cover to catch fish.

Fishing Reels. Just like a good rod, a good reel will make casting easier and give you a lot more distance and will also help you on the fight of fish with a good drag to keep you from breaking off a big fish. Knowing your gear ratios, and understanding how to cast a baitcaster will open up a lot more avenues in your fishing. Likewise choosing the best spinning reel you can afford will give you a lot of good years of fishing with little to no maintenance.

Bass boats for fishing have evolved over the years. From Jon boats, aluminum bass boats, fiberglass bass boats and now fishing kayaks, there are a lot of options to fit a lot of different budgets for bass anglers.

The world record bass was caught not once but twice out of Jon boats. You can get Jon boats with tiller motors on the back or wired up to a steering column at the console. They come in a ton of sizes and options now from a bunch of good makers. So finding a Jon boat that fits where and how you fish is possible on a decent budget.

Bass Boats. Both aluminum and fiberglass bass boats have scaled up to major purchases now and they are massive investments to get you on the water. But they provide maximum safety and stability as well as options for maximum convenience, speed, distance and ability to handle rough waters safely and easily.

Building boats that withstand the constant jarring and beating of waves and wind is no small feat. Then putting huge motors on the back, the platforms have to be built up to significant standards to do all of that. But you can cover the most water in the least amount of time in these bigger bass boats. And you can equip them with the latest in electronics to narrow your search for bass on massive bodies of water.

Same can be said for canoes where you and your fishing partner can leisurely paddle around to good fishing holes or ride the rapids to the next good fishing location. We have a tremendous kayak fishing archive to keep you well informed on kayak fishing ideas and applications.

Know the seasonal cycles. The cycles for a bass revolve around seasons, moon phases, and forage movements. We all know bass spawn in the spring when the water gets above 65 degrees. So they will move shallower out of their deep haunts to find shallow protected areas to spawn. So finding their routes from deep water and then fishing back and forward until you intersect them is a good tactic to catching bass in the spring.

Find the transitions. Look for banks where the rock changes from one smaller type of rock and then turns more into boulders and ledge rock. Those transitions indicate quick changes in water depth that bass can exploit and run up to feed shallow and then move quickly back out say when a cold front hits. These transition areas always seem to hold some fish and at times are the only places you will find fish. So learn to read and fish transitions.

Bass fishing is the recreational fishing activity, typically via rod-based angling, for various game fishes of North America known collectively as black bass.[1] There are numerous black bass species targeted in North America, including largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides), smallmouth bass (Micropterus dolomieui), spotted bass or Kentucky bass (Micropterus punctulatus), and Guadalupe bass (Micropterus treculii).[2] All black bass species are members of the sunfish family Centrarchidae.

Modern bass fishing has evolved into a multibillion-dollar industry.[3] The sport has changed drastically since its beginnings in the late 19th century. From humble beginnings, the black bass has become the most specifically sought-after sport fish in the United States.[4] The sport has driven the development of all manner of fishing gears in the market, including rods, reels, lines, lures, electronic depth and fish-finding instruments, drift boats, float tubes, kayaks and also motor boats made specifically for bass fishing (also colloquially called bass boats).

All black bass rely heavily on scent to forage, so care should be taken when fishing to ensure no foreign scents such as outdoor chemicals like sun block and bug spray, or any personal chemicals like tobacco, can deter the black bass. It is also important to wash hands frequently when handling fishing line, reels, rods, artificial baits, and particularly soft plastics.[7] The flesh of smaller specimens is often white and flaky, with a mild, more pleasant taste when cooked.[8]

Bass fishing in the United States largely evolved on its own, and was not influenced by angling developments in Europe or other parts of the world. Indeed, modern British sea bass fishermen look to the United States freshwater bass techniques for inspiration for lure fishing and to the US, Japan and China for tackle. During the early-to-mid-19th century, wealthy sport anglers in the United States (mostly located in the northeastern portion of the country) largely confined themselves to trout and salmon fishing using fly rods. While smallmouth bass were sought by some fly fishermen,[1] most bass fishing was done by sustenance anglers using poles and live bait.[5] The working-class heritage of bass fishing strongly influenced the sport and is manifested even today in its terminology, hobbyist literature, and media coverage.[5] Many people who began fishing for bass a long time ago simply used a long stick, with some sort of line, tied to a hook, and normally used live bait.[citation needed] 17dc91bb1f