Unlikely allies

Article Abstract:

Windy conditions, muddy runoffs and thick weed growth are three conditions which can help fishing enthusiasts' catch bass. Windy conditions force warmer air to the shorelines and increase the aggressiveness of bass to spawn. Meanwhile, muddy runoffs and thick weeds force them to remain in one area.

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Short strikes: bass fishing is like baseball: if your misses far outnumber your hits, it may be time to re-evaluate your technique

Article Abstract:

There are several things an angler might do to avoid too large a number of missed strikes. For example, the lure must be in good shape and the hook sharp, and a different color lure or a different rod could improve the chances of hooking a fish.

Column, Maintenance and repair, Fishing lures

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