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We are dedicating this section of our Bass Fishing Community to “Bass Fishing Videos”. Here you will find quick bass fishing video tips, as well as, assorted bass fishing footage from around the world.  This area contains exclusive "How To Videos" created by BASSIN' USA.com.  We will be adding new videos as they become available on a wide range of bass fishing tactics and techniques. Be sure to visit Our YouTube Channel.  In addition, we've assembled a collection of anglers at the best and their worst moments. Everything from the weekend angler’s outing, to bass fishing adventures and on the water moments with some of the top name Bass Pros.   We hope you enjoy! 

 

 

FEATURED BASS FISHING VIDEO

 

  

 

 

BASSIN' USA - BASS FISHING VIDEO "QUICK TIPS"

 

BASSIN' USA - INTRO

Always Cast To Jumping Bass

   

Crankbait Fishing Basics

Make A Jig Slap

How To Tie A Clinch Knot

How To Tie A Palomar Knot

Spinnerbait Tips

How to Trick out a Jig

Pitching and Skipping with a Baitcasting Reel

How to Rig the Title Shot Jig

 

 OTHER BASS FISHING VIDEOS

 

TOP WATER ACTION

COLD WATER BASSIN'

BASS FEEDING & BIOLOGICAL VIDEOS

SMALLMOUTH BASS FISHING

7 lb Top Water Bass Coldfront Largemouth Bass Feeding Largemouth bass by hand Smallmouth Bass
Top Water Snake Lure March Lunker Bass Fishing Largemouth Bass Tank Feeding Smallmouth on Boundary Waters
Ribbit Frog Bass Fall Bass Fishing Feeding Bass at Cabela's Lake Erie Smallmouth Tactics
How not to fish Bass and Muskie in Winter Shallow Water for Largemouth BIG Smallmouth Bass
Bass on Fly Popper January Bass Fishing Moon Clock - Big Bass Phases Lake Superior Smallies
How to use a Buzz Bait 7lb 2oz Largemouth January Largemouth Bass - Lateral Line Marcia Rubin - Lake Erie
Buzzbait fishing Lake Sangchris Lunkers Hand Feeding largemouth bass Bluegills Underwater Footage Smallies
Snag Proof Froggin' Tips Late Fall Bass Mouse Feeding Not a Huge Smallie by the Bridge
Top Water Froggin' November Fall Bass Bass Eating a Live Mouse Smallmouth Bass Fishing - Nina

 

Night Bass Fishing - Doug Hannon

     

Don't let the cover of darkness keep you from catching that Bass. School's in session with some great tips from the "Bass Professor" Doug Hannon. Check out his view point on fishing for Bass after the sun goes down!

 

Bill Dance Bloopers

 

What video collection would be complete without some footage of Bill Dance breaking something? Check out this sample of Bill's fine work

 

 

Shabbona Lake Bass Fishing

Bright sun at High Noon in the middle of the summer, get out a buzzbait and hit the windblown points and weedlines. "I was muskie fishing, and decided to take a break. Didn't have any bass rods in the boat, so I used an 8 foot muskie rod!"

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Bass Fishing Tips

Deep Crank Baits

There has been a lot of talk about deep diving crank baits winning several “Tour” tournament in the news lately.  There are several things you can do to enhance and maximize your bass fishing with these baits.

First start with a low gear ratio reel, a 4.9 to 1 will allow the bait to reach its maximum depth by slowing down your retrieve, and will also help with fatigue of cranking these baits for a long period of time.  The next thing, use fluorocarbon line.  Fluorocarbon has properties that cause the line to sink, which will also help in getting the bait to run at its maximum depth.  The last thing, choose a longer rod, at least 7 feet in length and preferably made up of graphite composition.  The length will allow you to cast the lure farther again helping the lure run deeper.  The graphite composition works two fold, first it will allow the fish to inhale the lure without you feeling it and pulling the bait away from the fish, you will just feel the rod “load up” or feel heavy which gives you a good hook set. 

The second way it helps is when you are fighting the bass fish.  It has a lot of  flexibility that will assist in keeping the fish buttoned up by not ripping the hooks out of their mouth.  These simple changes in you equipment will increase your hook up and landing ratio and will not wear you out on a long day of fishing.

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