When a cold front hits in the early spring, Brendan Cucinello likes to pick up a compact jig and craw trailer and targets prespawn largemouth bass holding tight to isolated weeds and cover. It’s a “go-to” tactics that works all around the county.
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Line Watching On The Ice
Posted on Author Brendan
Line watching has been a great way of detecting strikes in many types of fishing. It can be tricky at times, and especially when ice fishing with different light conditions.
Straight-line fishing has a couple of detection times. The early one is when the line is seen to do something different, such as stop as it is going down, moving to the side, or a slight twitch downward and/or upward.
Post-Spawn Fishing Tips
Posted on Author BASSIN USA
It’s pretty safe to say that the post-spawn is one of the hardest times of year to catch bass, in fact, many anglers feel it can be brutal.
Post-spawn begins right after the spawning stage, when the bass leave their spawning beds. Depending upon where you live the post-spawn stage can vary from February in the south to as late as July way up north.
Fall Feeding Frenzy: Bass Fish on Richland-Chambers
Posted on Author BASSIN USA
If you have not been out to Richland-Chambers reservoir lately, you might want to consider a trip in the near future. The bass are beginning their fall pattern, which means they are moving to the mouths of and into the creeks chasing shad. The sandbass and hybrids are also schooling on the south end of the lake, according to some local anglers, like Bill Young of Corsicana. Bill and his family recently caught 60-70 sandies and hybrids schooling on the top, near the dam.