Bass fishing after one of the many spring storms can be a challenging time. But with a few adjustments it can be much easier to catch a limit of bass than you might think. Post frontal conditions doesn’t mean the bass stop biting. It just means that we need to approach bass fishing a little bit differently. In this video, we’ll look at some proven tips and tricks to put fish in the boat fast! #fishing #bassfishing #fishingtips
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Do you like fishing right after a big storm?
One of the best days I ever had was immediately after a huge storm. I was sitting in the truck waiting for the storm to pass and headed out as soon as we could and had a great time. I know that isn’t the same as post frontal bluebird days but it was something I will never forget.
Thanks so much for the great videos!!!! Could you tell me the exact color of those red/ blood worms?
Shhh but I like to use nightcrawlers at dirt banks after it rains but I throw topwater baits or hairjigs during the rain. Thanks
Finally hit paddle tail swimbait season down here! Central FL
What the hell is a "mako rig" and a "wako rig" ?
I always felt like any day fishing could be a good day based on your attitude.
Those red trick worms look killer! Never seen those before.
For post frontal conditions I like to move out from the bank a bit and use something like a drop shot or a Carolina rig. Caught some nice bass after storms.
More good stuff buddy! I'd much rather fish before the storm, but I like to throw some topwater right after. Thanks for the tips!
I almost never go fishing after a storm since the ground around the lake is muddy to walk in and it's hard to catch fish. It has rained here a lot lately so I'm going to try again next chance I get
One of the biggest bass I ever caught was right after a storm. Green pumpkin TRD ned rig dragged slow.
It's almost sad that the day after a storm is so calm and beautiful but the fishing is so hard! Another awesome video LB!