Bass can be caught with lots of different kinds of baits. They are particularly fond of crawfish (craw-dads), minnows even grasshoppers. Bass will also frequently for slow bait, bait that looks as if its struggling, even if it’s not their normal meal.
Once you learn how bass go for a meal, you’ll find it much easier to catch them in the future.
Catch one fish? You can probably catch more in the same spot!
Bass like to hang out together. Fish of similar size will school together and when you nab a good one, well stay put, you’ll most likely catch more, in the same spot!
Pay attention to the seasons when fishing for bass. As winter starts to pass, the bass will leave the colder deeper waters and head on over to the warmer spots to spawn.
Similarly when the heat of summer is in swing, the bass will start heading over to the cooler, deeper waters.
Neither migration takes place overnight, they move slowly. Your favorite spots to fish will therefore change along with the seasons.
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