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Bass Fishing is the pursuit of the North American fish known colloquially as Black Bass, this includes Largemouth Bass (Micropterus Salmoides (Lacepede), Smallmouth bass (Micropterus Dolomieui), Kentucky Bass (Micropterus Punctatus), and the many subspecies of the family Micropterus.
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Maintaining Bass Fishing Tackle
By Michael Anthony

In order to be successful in any sportive endeavor, an individual will need the right tools in order to perform the appropriate

Fishing Tips and Tricks for Clear Waters
Here are some tips and tricks to help you catch more fish from clear water fisheries. These tips will get you "Tuned-in", regardless of the target species.

tasks at hand. Attempting to undertake a sport without the proper tools is the equivalent of starting a business undercapitalized. While one may be able to stay afloat for a short period of time, eventually the deficiencies present will sabotage all ventures and lead to ruin. When it comes to the sport of bass fishing, it is critically important that the fisherman possess all the required tackle in order to be successful. While there are those who may take a shortcut, these shortcuts will eventually back-fire. After all, the primary purpose of going fishing is to actually catch fish. If you are not taking all the necessary steps to snag a few bass, then you are wasting time. Variety in Tackle Bass fishing tackle can include a number of lure, weights, hooks, reels, test lines and a variety of other supplementary items such as knives, etc. If one has all the proper equipment (or, at least, a significant amount of equipment) potential pitfalls can be avoided. Here is a perfect example as to why variety in tackle is critical. If you head out to the lake and are using live bait to catch a bass and they aren’t biting, you may need to shift gears. Now, if you are using live bait and you can physically see the bass in the water and you note that the live bait is clearly visible to the bass, but they are not biting, then you have to ditch the live bait. You could reach into your tackle box and pull out a lure, but what would the point of that be? The bass are not eating. Perhaps you need to try something else and you reach into the tackle box and pull over a rubber snake lure. Considering that bass see snakes as predators to their eggs, they may ‘eat’ the snake out of antagonism and self-preservation. (Since they don’t have hands to slap the snake with they have to rely on chomping it) Because of the foresight that understood the need for a variety in tackle, a ‘shut out’ was avoided. There is literally an endless number of tackle out there and no one person could possibly possess every variant. However, if the person had a decent supply of tackle, then he should be a-ok for a number of situations.

Here are some articles to start with.
Learning with a Bass Fishing Video
By Michael Anthony

Anyone who spends time in a fishing shop has probably noticed a bass fishing video or two on the store shelves. These videos (or DVDs) often provide valuable tips and pointers designed to improve Read more...
Fishing Post Spawn Bass Takes Timing And Patience
By Michael Anthony

During the spring after bass have laid their eggs, successfully fishing post spawn bass requires knowledge of the water as well as patience. The males will stay behind to guard the next while the Read more...
Welcome to Bass Fishing in Florida
By Michael Anthony

When it comes to finding the best bass fishing in the world, there are a number of areas that are commonly mentioned. Southern California, particularly San Diego and Orange County, have a Read more...
Bass Fly Fishing A Matter Of Knowing When And Where
By Michael Anthony

When more people think about fly fishing they think about pulling trout from a cold stream, but as water reach a tepid 60 degrees, bass can become more aggressive and provide some exciting bass fly Read more...

 
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