Bass in a flood: high water doesn't mean you have to take a rain check on fishing

Article Abstract:

Spring floods can send bass into protected areas out of the current flow. Calm water near a drop-off and a strong current is a good place for bass fishing. Dark or fluorescent fishing lures are the best choices for muddy waters.

Methods, Environmental aspects, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation), Bass fishing, Floods

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The essential bass box: eight lures largemouths can't resist

Article Abstract:

Topwaters, floaters/divers, jerkbaits and blade baits are some of the best lures for catching largemouth bass. Others are lipless crankbaits, diving crankbaits, soft plastics and jigs.

Usage, Largemouth bass fishing

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Metaling with trout

Article Abstract:

The use of light metal lures can provide successful trout fishing in low-flowing currents. Fishing techniques with different lures are described.

Evaluation, Trout fishing

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