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| LARGEMOUTH BASS |
| Luke 5:6 " ... and they caught so many fish, that their nets were breaking ... " |
The money fish ... ol' bucket mouth,
bigmouth, black bass, yes - it's the
Largemouth Bass! Perhaps the most sought
after freshwater fish in the nation, especially
in tournaments, the Largemouth Bass has
got to be the national fish much like the eagle
is the national bird.
The methods of catching bass number into
the hundreds!
Pre-spawn bass in March-May can be a
testing process of using finesse slow-motion
baits like Mizmo wacky worms to Provider
shaky heads to the old bobber and crappie jig
just to name a few.
Spawning bass can be stubborn as they
nudge your bait away or vicious as they kill
your lure. Sight fishing often times means
you can see them but they can see you too!
Trying to mimic a bluegill stealing eggs is a
treat that can be rewarding.
Post-spawn bass could be anything from
downed trees to lily pads to scum to the
shadows of an undercut bank. Lures are
varied also from top to bottom of the scale.
Old favorites like pop-r's, topwater spoons,
frogs, floating worms and buzzbaits can rip
open the surface feeders. Flukes, jerk baits,
shallow running crankbaits, spinner baits
and swim jigs will bring fish from being
suspended to fish in the net. Jigs, tubes,
worms, blade baits, drop shotting, Carolina
rigging and way too many more methods will
get 'em off the bottom or from under cover.
As the founder of TeamFBI (The Fishing
Bass Institute) our goal is to teach what we
preach while we fish with YOU! Check out
our Meet the Guides Bio Pages for more info
on Wisconsin waterways!!!
Bass fishing instructors
will not only guide you to
fishing success but are
also available to give
presentations to your
fishing club, youth
groups, etc. Catch some
of their seminars held
through out the Midwest or bring them to
your site for a few hours or a few days!
bigmouth, black bass, yes - it's the
Largemouth Bass! Perhaps the most sought
after freshwater fish in the nation, especially
in tournaments, the Largemouth Bass has
got to be the national fish much like the eagle
is the national bird.
The methods of catching bass number into
the hundreds!
Pre-spawn bass in March-May can be a
testing process of using finesse slow-motion
baits like Mizmo wacky worms to Provider
shaky heads to the old bobber and crappie jig
just to name a few.
Spawning bass can be stubborn as they
nudge your bait away or vicious as they kill
your lure. Sight fishing often times means
you can see them but they can see you too!
Trying to mimic a bluegill stealing eggs is a
treat that can be rewarding.
Post-spawn bass could be anything from
downed trees to lily pads to scum to the
shadows of an undercut bank. Lures are
varied also from top to bottom of the scale.
Old favorites like pop-r's, topwater spoons,
frogs, floating worms and buzzbaits can rip
open the surface feeders. Flukes, jerk baits,
shallow running crankbaits, spinner baits
and swim jigs will bring fish from being
suspended to fish in the net. Jigs, tubes,
worms, blade baits, drop shotting, Carolina
rigging and way too many more methods will
get 'em off the bottom or from under cover.
As the founder of TeamFBI (The Fishing
Bass Institute) our goal is to teach what we
preach while we fish with YOU! Check out
our Meet the Guides Bio Pages for more info
on Wisconsin waterways!!!
Bass fishing instructors
will not only guide you to
fishing success but are
also available to give
presentations to your
fishing club, youth
groups, etc. Catch some
of their seminars held
through out the Midwest or bring them to
your site for a few hours or a few days!
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