Bass Fishing: Best Baits For Fall Fishing

Y’all should make more of these boxes for different seasons. Really helps when I can only carry a backpack and a few rods

Good one I was just planning my arsenal for the fall down here in Texas. You got some key approaches that I also use. "Rattletraps" doesnt really matter too much what kind gets great bite every fall. Are those spoons or slabs your using? I always bring my translucent spinnerbait but I add a fat colorado blade instead to slow that drop down. They like to hit it on the drop of those edges. Thanks for the insight, going to have to key in on that topwatet bite this year! Im super excited my favorite season coming up! Big Bass are gonna stock up for the cold !

Question would chatterbait like the jackhammer be good to throw in the fall??????

Thanks for sharing!

If bass are up shallow chasing bait this time of the year throw the whopper plopper. Match the hatch and hold on tight. Dont be scared to throw the bigger sizes either even the smaller one will kill it this time of year and the stock treble hooks are sticky enough to catch them even if they dont get it all the way in their mouth

You guys are awesome. I caught a nice chunky 3 pounder on the 168 s waver in Tims color the warden hitch! I caught it over by the paddle boat in soda bay

Just started using glide baits !

Any tips on fishing Tennessee river lakes in early November?

Matt Allen I have soaked up your knowledge and wisdom like a sponge. I have followed a lot of your tips that work for me every time. Have you thought about book writing or expanded your teaching past tactical bassin?

Check out that office! @tacticalbassin

thanks for the advice. Michigan, Fall fishing, Central state and up. ill be private lake fishing shore casting. this helps narrow it down.

Are you sure you don't need a cat-scan? No ice yet and no frog in the box! :}

I’m making the switch to braid main line but how long should my leaders be?

What size underspin do u use for a 3.3 keitech?

People ask me all the time…”what are you catching them on?” And I always reply, “I watch Tactical Bassin. “ They look disappointed because I didn’t name a specific bait, but that’s because they don’t yet realize I just gave them gold. You guys not only tell us what baits work best according to season, you also show us how to use them. I fish high pressure bodies of water, and I almost never get skunked. This channel is a big reason why. Thank you for that.

I have been fishing crankbaits a lot this fall and I do have to say the River2Sea Ish Monroe Biggie Smalls squarebills have been quite successful. I purchased a few from your recommendation on an older video and they have a somewhat tight wobble and they track better than any other crankbait I have ever used (I've tried quite a few). I have probably caught more fish with that lure than any other this year except maybe the Norman Fat Boy (with the blue top) which I've killed it on when they're actively chasing.

I have a novice question about bass behavior: There's a little creek near home. It seems that once we had our first (and very mild at that!) cool front, all the (spotted) bass left. There are still lots of sunfish and shiners. Is this common of bass? I thought their cooler weather pattern would bring more to the shallow creek, and out of the deeper pools. Might it have more to do with the spawning of smaller species than the weather? I'm sorry if this is odd. I'll gladly clarify anything you want to know. I just started fishing this spring.