| Bass fishing offers a wide range of
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| | smaller bass especially near the shore
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| ability and challenge for the beginner
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| | near fallen logs. Of course, look in the
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| and the professional. There are several
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| | reeds. You can fish any of these
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| fish in the species line including
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| | locations at night for good results too.
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| bluegills, spotted bass, largemouth and
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| | Remember that bass are looking for prime
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| rock bass. These are warm water bass.
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| | conditions and will search them out.
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| Others such as striped bass, white bass
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| | They are looking for just the right water
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| and white perch are a temperate bass. If
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| | temperature and water level. They will
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| you are heading out to catch some bass,
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| | seek out locations with good food supply
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| your first and most important goal is to
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| | and the right sunlight.
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| know where to find them.
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| | As for bait, you'll want to use a wide
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| Where You Have To Look For Bass
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| | range of choices. In still fishing, go
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| There are several locations that they
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| | with night crawlers, insects and minnows.
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| like to call home. For one, look in your
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| | For bait casting and spinning, use
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| lakes. You can find a wide range of them
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| | artificial products, trolling with live
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| in shallow lakes in the south. This is
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| | bait or you can even fly fish for them.
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| where you are likely to find your
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| | For lures, make sure to get at least a
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| largemouth bass. Here, look in the weeds
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| | five and a half to seven foot rod and
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| and in the reeds. But, you are likely
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| | your line should be about six to ten
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| not to find too many here. They enjoy
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| | pound test. For fly fishing, go with
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| eating algae and plankton which is not
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| | seven to nine feet in rod with a fast
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| readily available in many lakes.
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| | taper. You will also need a single
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| Instead, look to the rivers. The water
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| | action reel that has floating #7 to #9
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| temperatures and the oxygen levels are
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| | line with a six to eight pound leader.
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| just right in many rivers for the bass.
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| | If you can, take someone skilled at bass
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| You'll need to look just outside the
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| | fishing with you your first time out.
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| current's direct flow. Look on the
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| | You are likely to learn a lot. Talk to
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| downstream side of rocks and fallen trees
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| | your local bait shop dealer to learn what
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| as this is where they enjoy hiding. To
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| | bait will work well for your bass. Pick
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| catch them, do some bottom and surface
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| | a variety of locations to fish and you'll
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| fishing.
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| | find success.
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| A great place to find your bass is to
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| | Niall Pesci is a keen fisherman who is
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| look in streams. Here, you will find
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| | always looking at new tools to help him
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| smallmouth bass in the cooler water of
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| | catch more fish. Visit Fish Finder Review
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| the streams especially just below the
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| | for more information and great deals to
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| rapids. Look in the hiding places such
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| | help you find a fish finder or other GPS
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| as where erosion has made holes. Look
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| | and Sonar marine navigation systems.
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| where there are rocks or fallen limbs as
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| well. Look below a dam especially on a
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| | long as the resource box and the live
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| hot day. You'll find that they are never
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| in direct current flow. Also, take a
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| look at ponds. These are a source for
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