When bass won’t bite
When bass are passive, don't be aggressive. Here's how the BASS pros lull inactive fish into eating
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When bass are passive, don't be aggressive. Here's how the BASS pros lull inactive fish into eating
In an ideal world, tournament pros and weekend anglers alike would love to be able to fish a single lure and pattern to consistently catch bass. But on most days, keeping bass biting involves a multipronged approach.
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After weights generally increased Friday from Day One, the forecasted cloudless skies and calm conditions were bound to put a premium on the early morning bite.
Brian Hugdins said: "I had a seven pounder and a six pounder next to the boat today, but when I reached down to get them, they spit the bait."
It's easy to get caught up in the competition and miss the experience, but the co-anglers in the Pride of Georgia were reminded Friday of why they are there.
Cloud cover, steady winds and generally warming water temperatures no doubt boosted the field as a whole.
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