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During the Spring season, bass are feeding heavily at nearly every depth and attack a variety of lures as the water warms. Moving lures such as crankbaits and spinnerbaits produce most of the time, but when the water temperature lingers below 60 degrees and during cold-front situations later in the spring, bass prefer slower presentations. While soft plastics or jigs …
Z-Man Fishing continually cranks out new lures and rigs that combine innovation with fish catching ability, and that’s exactly what you get with their new Z-Man Goat ToadZ. The 4-inch floating soft plastic toads come in a 3-pack and are constructed from Z-man’s signature ElaZtech plastic. Unlike other soft plastic toads which sink during the pause, the Z-Man Goat ToadZ will …
There are few better lure options than a topwater frog when the summer scum creeps across the shallows creating jungles of aquatic plant matter. Grass mats are created when aquatic vegetation grows so thick that it covers the water’s surface. As plants grow on top, the plants below are deprived of light, causing them to die off. This lifecycle creates …
Here are 15 summer fishing tips to help you catch bass, trout, panfish, pike, catfish, and more. The Fishing Free For All is a private Facebook fishing club where anglers post ideas, tips, pictures, and more with an engaged group signing in from across the globe. We posted to the FFFA group, asking over 25 thousand anglers to share their favorite …
The best topwater lures vary depending on conditions, bodies of water, and of course, between anglers. Knowing this, we created a list of five of the best topwater lures, according to our team. Take a peek and hopefully it helps you spend a little less time in your tackle box and more time ripping lips. 1) Topwater Walking Bait A …
There is nothing more exciting than watching a big bass blow up on a surface bait. Given the right time and conditions, topwater lures like a popper can be a very effective and efficient way to catch fish. With most topwaters, you can cover water quickly and trigger reaction strikes from bass that might pass up a different presentation. There …
When the summer heat raises water temperatures into the bathwater range, a topwater bait is the least likely lure most bass anglers would choose then. Although bass can seek cooler temperatures in deeper water, some remain near the surface to feed on schooling baitfish while others stay shallow in the shade of heavy cover and ambush any prey swimming nearby …
Smallmouth bass were once considered just a northern relative of the black bass family. Now smallmouth bass fishing is now an All-American gamefish pursuit. Smallmouth bass live in many habitats ranging from cool waters of rivers and streams to deep reservoirs and crystal-clear natural lakes. You can find smallmouth bass in waterways either above or below the Mason-Dixon Line. Many …
When the Googan Squad Revolver calls, fish answer. This topwater terror brings ’em in with a bang – plopping, disrupting & jittering with one thing on its mind: crushin’ chunks. Wanna be a cowboy? Pack a Revolver. Armed with more noise than New Year’s Eve, the Revolver puts fish on notice. When the mondos move in, the rotating fin at …
The hollow body frog ranks as one of the best topwater lures for bass fishing whether in weeds or open water. The frog’s hollow body makes it extremely buoyant so it rides high on the surface of weed mats and in open water. The frog’s hooks are positioned alongside the upper portion of the lure’s body to make it weedless …
Each month Mystery Tackle Box provides anglers with a newly curated selection of lures and hooks to learn new fishing techniques while catching more fish. Mystery Tackle Boxes are available in bass, trout, panfish, walleye, and saltwater options. This month, we’re going to highlight an example of a Mystery Tackle Box Bass Box that was sent to thousands of subscribers. Each angler …
Paying attention to nature signs can turn a dismal bass fishing outing into a productive trip. Picking up clues from various terrestrial or aquatic sources can help you determine what the bass are doing on your favorite waters.Awareness of water and weather conditions and what your lure is doing are keys to bass fishing but awareness of what is going …
