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As fall sets in bass begin transitioning from their deeper summer waters to shallower areas, feeding aggressively to prepare for the colder months. This period offers a prime opportunity to catch some of the largest bass of the year. In fall, targeting these giant bass requires the right techniques and an understanding of their feeding behavior. Below are three key strategies that anglers can use to maximize their chances of success during the fall fishing season.
As the water temperatures cool, bass behavior begins to shift, making September a transitional and highly productive month for anglers. Bass begin feeding aggressively, preparing for the colder months by moving from deeper waters to shallow areas. To maximize your success during this time, it’s crucial to use lures that match the bass’s feeding habits. Here are the top four lures you should have in your tackle box for September bass fishing.
Texas is well known for its trophy bass fishing. When talking about big largemouth bass, Texas will always be in the discussion. Out of all the really great lakes and reservoirs to fish, we have made a list of our top five favorite lakes that we think are really special.
Bass fishing in the summer can be great, but there are going to be times where the conditions get really tough. Depending on where you live, the water can get up to 80 and 90 degrees. That’s hot! Another summer challenge is dealing with the residential boaters as school is out and people are on summer vacation. Let’s look at a couple patterns to use during these hot summer days.
It’s hot, real hot. So hot that many fishermen think the fish won’t bite so they put the rod and reels up until autumn. Guys, that doesn’t have to be the case. We can adapt to the tough conditions and catch some really big fish during the month of August if we use the right lures. Let’s go over what we think are the top 3 lures to use during the dog days of August.