Winter bass fishing can be some of the toughest there is. But with the right lures and techniques you can still catch plenty of quality bass no matter how cold that water gets! Best of all, sometimes the most effective lures are the easiest to use. In this video, we’ll cover some easy and simple presentations that are sure to help you turn your winter bass fishing around! #fishing #bassfishing #fishingtips
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Do you enjoy fishing in the winter or would you just rather wait until the spring gets here?
Rookie here, tried carolina rigs this winter, definitely gonna give this a shot next time I go out!
I’m also a power bait fisherman but there’s one thing the cold weather has shown me is to slow down that’s for sure
The very first jig I ever bought was a Denny Brauer Pro Model in Electric Blue. Saw him use it on tv and had to have it – could only afford one though! I still have it. Should be using that color more often.
I have been doing good with the zman flashback in the 1/16and 1/8oz sizes.the 1/16 i have been using a 2in sassy shad and the 1/8 a 3in sick fish
I would never have thought about catching bass in winter before. This is the first year I even tried it. Wish I would have done it sooner because there's some good fish to catch
Caught one on a small lipless crank bait I got at Walmart. I was reeling it slow and just over some grass. The bass were right where they were supposed to be.
What a great start to 2024! I do think that a lot of anglers go too fast or use lures that are too big for what the fish want in winter.
I haven't been fishing because it's too cold and windy. I like fishing but I like not freezing to death more 😅
Great video with lots of info! I sometimes use a small ball head jig off a dock with a Z-Man ned bait and have caught some bass and a few crappie.
I use a TRD bait on a ned and do good with that. I never thought about just cutting a worm in half. Seems just as good and cheaper since you get more baits like that.
Not as enjoyable as spring but I still get out occasionally in the winter. I have caught some nice bass in winter.