Falling-water bass: how to find fish on the move

Article Abstract:

Bass fishing, which is good when the water level is rising, may become difficult as the water level falls. The best approach in falling water may be to begin fishing near the shallow areas where the bass were, and to gradually go deeper. Lures for shallow and deep fishing are discussed.

Equipment and supplies, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation)

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Shake, rattle, and bounce

Article Abstract:

Techniques for using lipless rattling crankbaits when fishing for bass are presented. In open water they are very effective, but more skill is needed to use them in deeper water, and advice on this is given.

Usage, Bait

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Flipping

Article Abstract:

Flipping is a bass-fishing technique used to cast to exact areas in tight spots in a lot of dense brush. Once learned it is relatively easy. The technique is described.

Casting (Fishing)

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