Bass Fishing Articles
We have hundreds of bass fishing how to articles that can help you understand all of the subtle details required when you are target fishing bass. We’ve broken down all the most popular bass fishing tactics and techniques into easy to find and read fishing articles. Before you go out fishing for bass, be sure to check out our comprehensive online fishing tips and resources.
Drop Shot Fishing - Top to Bottom
The drop shot is a rig that every bass fisherman should know how to tie and fish. It is truly one of the greatest fishing techniques ever invented. There are many different ways to make a drop shot rig. This detailed article will break down the different components that are used to make a drop shot rig and help explain why you would choose one of another. If you are not familair with drop shotting, the basic concept is to allow you to suspend a soft plastic lure while maintaining contact with the bottom.
The Dirt on Ditches
So what is a ditch and how do I find them? Ditches to put it simply are depressions in the bottom. Some people also call them a "hole". Ditches can be natural, or created by water entering a body of water. For example, if you have a creek that pours into a lake, there will be a ditch near the mouth of the creek. These ditches are created from erosion due to current. You can find ditches in other areas as well. They can be found on flats, humps and even points.
PART 1 - Yoga with a Casting Rod
Yoga - Spiritual and physical exercises to encourage health and well-being. A Hindu discipline aimed at achieving a state of perfect spiritual insight and tranquility.
When I’m out on the lake, I usually fish as if I’m practicing for a tournament. I do this not because I’m practicing or want to be competitive, but because I want to be as efficient as possible. I don’t get out on the water as much as I would like anymore, so when I am out fishing, I have to find them and dial the pattern in as fast as possible.
Weedless Frog Tactics
Summertime on the Mississippi river means one thing, weedless frogs. Lily pads, eel grass and any other submerged vegetation that line the ox bows , chutes and channels on the Mississippi river are stocked full of bass.
Drop Shot Fishing With A Twist
he rig is called a "Drop Shot" and the technique is called “Drop Shotting”. To put it simply, it allows you to suspend your lure while maintaining contact with the bottom. It’s rigged with the lure tied above the weight. This allows you to “shake” or “twitch” your lure while keeping it in the strike zone. The drop shot rig can be extremely effective at times. Many of the people I have gone bass fishing with prefer the traditional drop shot rig, but here's something a bit different that might give you that fishing advantage you've been looking for.
