Spinning For Bass From A Boat at Mark Cox blog

Spinning For Bass From A Boat. Catching bass is the easy part of the hunt, finding them though isn’t quite so simple. A rocky bottom in depths of 80 foot or less will attract a lot of weed growth during the warmer months. Whether casting from shore or fishing from a boat, spinnerbaits get bites from springtime throughout the fall. They vary in size from small 3. An alternative to a spinnerbait is a bladed jig, which is my favorite. But you can only be successful by understanding some basic rules realizing the importance of correct timing. Float fishing this is best. This provides shelter to all sorts of bass food. The most productive, yet very much ignored technique for catching summer bass, is spinning. It's only worth using spinners when the bass are actually feeding on small baitfish close inshore. If you target bass in thick cover, having the right tool for the job makes it easier to get them in the boat. I favour a 7 to 9 foot spinning rod capable of casting 1 oz, and i secure it to the boat if i put it down, because if a bass takes the rod can easily disappear over the side.

Float fishing this is best. I favour a 7 to 9 foot spinning rod capable of casting 1 oz, and i secure it to the boat if i put it down, because if a bass takes the rod can easily disappear over the side. If you target bass in thick cover, having the right tool for the job makes it easier to get them in the boat. But you can only be successful by understanding some basic rules realizing the importance of correct timing. It's only worth using spinners when the bass are actually feeding on small baitfish close inshore. An alternative to a spinnerbait is a bladed jig, which is my favorite. Catching bass is the easy part of the hunt, finding them though isn’t quite so simple. A rocky bottom in depths of 80 foot or less will attract a lot of weed growth during the warmer months. They vary in size from small 3. Whether casting from shore or fishing from a boat, spinnerbaits get bites from springtime throughout the fall.

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Spinning For Bass From A Boat If you target bass in thick cover, having the right tool for the job makes it easier to get them in the boat. An alternative to a spinnerbait is a bladed jig, which is my favorite. But you can only be successful by understanding some basic rules realizing the importance of correct timing. If you target bass in thick cover, having the right tool for the job makes it easier to get them in the boat. A rocky bottom in depths of 80 foot or less will attract a lot of weed growth during the warmer months. This provides shelter to all sorts of bass food. I favour a 7 to 9 foot spinning rod capable of casting 1 oz, and i secure it to the boat if i put it down, because if a bass takes the rod can easily disappear over the side. It's only worth using spinners when the bass are actually feeding on small baitfish close inshore. Catching bass is the easy part of the hunt, finding them though isn’t quite so simple. They vary in size from small 3. Float fishing this is best. Whether casting from shore or fishing from a boat, spinnerbaits get bites from springtime throughout the fall. The most productive, yet very much ignored technique for catching summer bass, is spinning.