Tips For Catching Large Mouth Bass

As the weather begins to heat up in many areas and spring is officially underway, it can mean only one thing. Bass fishing is also beginning to "heat up" as well. In this article I will outline a few tips for catching large mouth bass this spring and summer. There may be no better time to fish for large mouth bass than the spring so these tips will certainly come in handy. The bottom line is that if you are interested in catching large mouth bass, this article is for you.
These tips are being listed in no particular order and all have their place in any bass fisherman's arsenal.

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Big Large Mouth Bass - Three Tips to Catch Fat Fish

Everyone is on the hunt for big large mouth bass. We're all looking for the kind of fish we can hang up on the wall and brag about to our friends, but how can we ensure that we out-fish everyone on the boat? How can we make our day on the lake fun and productive instead of boring and frustrating?
Bass fishing is all about experience and knowledge. As with any sport, you need to practice and gain wisdom in order to be the best. There are three main ideas you need to focus on when perfecting your bass fishing skill.

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Get Hooked on Large Mouth Bass

Bass fishing is one of the most popular sports in America. Fisherman, from all over the world, travel to various parts of the USA with the aim of hooking a large mouth bass.  This freshwater fish is the largest of the black basses. They are noted for the excitement of their fight and will often become airborne in the process.
Whether an experienced angler or a novice, we are always looking for ways to improve our chances of landing one of these prized species.  The fishing guide, Large Mouth Bass Extreme, promises not only to improve your skills but guarantees you will have a successful large mouth bass fishing experience on your very next angling adventure.

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Small Mouth Bass - Surefire Lures And Foods They Can't Resist!

The two foods small mouth bass love above and beyond all others are live minnows and crayfish. They will on occasion eat larger fish and other organic manner. But by and far their preferred food is live minnows and crayfish.
Of course when a small mouth bass is especially hungry, it will eat anything in the vicinity resembling food. In situations where it's preferred food is scarce, small moth bass have eaten crickets, moths, grasshoppers and other insects. However, this fish is usually a very picky eater and prefers chasing and eating live minnows and crayfish.

It has also been said that small mouth bass eat a lot of frogs as well. This is more than likely not true. Frogs live in marshy places or near weed beds. Typically there is little or no current flowing and the bottom is covered with several inches of slime and mud littered with dead branches and sunken logs. The water in these types of places is stagnant, dirty, and warm. Small mouth bass prefer cool, clear and flowing water. However these places make excellent large mouth bass habitat who lie in the mud close to shore and eat large amounts of frogs.
Crayfish, which make up a large part of the small mouth bass diet, unfortunately doesn't make good bait. For whatever reason, it is very difficult to catch these fish using hooked crayfish as bait. It doesn't seem to matter how the crayfish bait is presented, the fish refuse to accept it.

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Small Mouth Bass - Where To Find Them!

Small mouth bass prefer clean, cool water. Unlike large mouth bass, small mouth bass thrive in water flowing over clean sand and rock. You will not normally find them in weed beds or muddy pools unless food is scarce or they become frightened by storms.
In rivers and streams, if you approach quietly with care, on a bright day you'll be able to see the fish suspended in mid-stream with their heads pointed into the oncoming current. This is where they thrive, in clean, moving well aerated water. An excellent place to cast is under a low hanging branch near the bank, especially behind a log or other obstruction that creates an eddy pool.
In small lakes small mouth bass can usually be found anywhere there is the slightest sign of water movement. The best place to check first is where creeks or small streams enter the lake. Especially if the water entering the lake is clear and cool, you'll find them holding at the entrance of these creeks and streams for days. Other good places to check for small mouth bass are anywhere eddies are forming; in narrow channels, around sunken logs and large rocks. In other words, anywhere water is moving, curling or being agitated.

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