Before worrying about using proper summer bass fishing techniques, be sure that your tackle isn’t too heavy to have to carry around in the heat. Using a light cast will also allow you to avoid spooking any bass. Also, select portable and lightweight gear so you don’t have to worry about carrying a lot of heavy items around in hot weather. Read more…

You can learn a variety of cold water bass fishing techniques that will help you while out try to catch bass fish in cold waters. When the temperature is cold, as human beings we know that moving around is one of the ways to stay warm. The reason of course is because the more we move, the more blood flow we get to areas of our body and therefore keep warmer. However, bass are polar opposites in cold weather. Instead of moving more, they move less when the temperature is cold. If you want to be successful at catching bass in cold water, you will need to adjust your bass fishing techniques. Read more…

Many anglers may believe that winter is a time to put away all their fishing gear and equipment, and spend time doing indoor activities. However, for the brave bass fishermen who has put the time in to learn certain winter bass fishing techniques, they will see all the thrilling options available to them. These options will persuade them to fish for bass all year along instead of just the warm months. The fact that the temperature is cold will not hold these fisherman back. However, knowing the proper winter bass fishing techniques will certainly make a big difference in having success in these conditions, otherwise the experience may not be so fun. Read more…

While the inexperienced or novice bass fisher may not understand the intricacies of striped bass fishing techniques versus ones ones used to capture largemouth or smallmouth bass, the bottom line is there are several differences that are worth noting and learning about. For instance, one important difference is in the behavior between striped bass, and largemouth/smallmouth bass. The fish in the latter category will jump out of the water in an attempt to escape from the hook. Meanwhile, striped bass have a tendency to stay in the water and use force to to try to get away from the hook, due to their larger size. Read more…