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February showed up exactly how it usually does on Table Rock cold, clear, and unforgiving. High pressure and winter-cold water (mid-40s) made the bite stingy, and most of the fish that showed themselves weren’t very interested in committing. There were plenty of “lookers,” but very few true eaters, which made it a grind from start to finish. The biggest key was slowing way down and keeping presentations off the fish. With the la …

Winter Bass Strategy (Quick Seasonal Tips) In cold water, bass metabolism slows, so they eat less and bite more subtly. Focus on slow presentations near deep structure and precise lure placement — quality baits are essential. ✔ Target deeper bars, drop-offs, humps, and creek channel swings.✔ Fish midday to late afternoon when surface temps slightly warm.✔ Use finesse rigs and subtle action lures to trigger lethargic strikes. Best Winter …

Bass fishing enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the arrival of spring, not only for warmer weather but also for the excitement of bass spawning season. Understanding the intricacies of bass spawning behavior is essential for anglers looking to capitalize on this annual phenomenon. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the key aspects of fishing for spawning bass, from identifying prime spawning areas to selecting the right lures and technique …

If you’re an avid bass angler, you’ve likely heard of “fizzing,” a technique used to help deep-caught bass recover from barotrauma. This issue happens when bass are reeled up from deep waters, causing their swim bladders to expand too quickly and potentially leading to serious health issues, such as buoyancy problems or internal injuries. Fizzing is an essential skill that every bass angler should know, especially when tar …