The spawn's early bite: it's never too early to think bass - the largemouth spawn is coming soon to a cove near you

Article Abstract:

The spawning of bass, which is described, gives fishermen an early opportunity for the sport of bass fishing. Tips are given on how to fish the spawning beds. Captured fish should be returned to the water near their nest within five minutes. These big fish would otherwise take years to replace.

Environmental aspects, Spawning

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Perfect bass water

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Largemouth bass fish prefer water that is no more than eight feet deep and is replete with weed beds for the most part. The weeds provide them with cover from fishermen and enable the fish to hide from their food. The fish prefer the shade because of the protection they receive.

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Inside strikes: the way a largemouth bass swipes at your lure speaks volumes about the fish's ever-changing appetite

Article Abstract:

Largemouth bass are known for chasing almost any lure and this is likely due to their predator instinct. Lures should be selected based on the size of the cover in which the bass like to stay, as larger, more colorful lures work in larger areas of cover.

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