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how to catch bass in cold water
I live in Bradenton Fl the water is in the 50's what do I do to catch
bass? I know their metabolism slows down dramticaly when the water gets cold. Should I wait for the water to warm up? Fish for other species of fish? Even fishing in the bay for spotted sea trout and red fish is bad because of the cold water. This pond is a big circle. The deepest parts of it are about 12 feet deep. On my hummingbird smartcast fish finder I mark fish down the shoreline maybe ten feet out. What lures and patterns should I fish to catch them. |
how to catch bass in cold water
I like suspending jerk baits for cold water, a Rapala Husky Jerk or a
Smithwick suspending Rogue, crank them down and slowly jerk them back to the boat..pause some times too.. "If you go to bed stupid, you will wake up stupid" |
how to catch bass in cold water
I've been doing well on Gils new big worm (Texas rig) or a Junebug Senko (wacky rig) here. The upper Myaka lake (in the state park
off of rt. 72 near Sarasota) is good now although it's very shallow and has lots of gators. Bill P. ================================================== ============= "mike" wrote in message om... I live in Bradenton Fl the water is in the 50's what do I do to catch bass? I know their metabolism slows down dramticaly when the water gets cold. Should I wait for the water to warm up? Fish for other species of fish? Even fishing in the bay for spotted sea trout and red fish is bad because of the cold water. This pond is a big circle. The deepest parts of it are about 12 feet deep. On my hummingbird smartcast fish finder I mark fish down the shoreline maybe ten feet out. What lures and patterns should I fish to catch them. |
how to catch bass in cold water
Did you say water temp was in the 50's? and refer to it as cold water bass
fishing in the same sentence. "mike" wrote in message om... I live in Bradenton Fl the water is in the 50's what do I do to catch bass? I know their metabolism slows down dramticaly when the water gets cold. Should I wait for the water to warm up? Fish for other species of fish? Even fishing in the bay for spotted sea trout and red fish is bad because of the cold water. This pond is a big circle. The deepest parts of it are about 12 feet deep. On my hummingbird smartcast fish finder I mark fish down the shoreline maybe ten feet out. What lures and patterns should I fish to catch them. |
how to catch bass in cold water
As it relates to seatrout and redfish when winter north winds drive the
water out of the bay it¹s time to hit the potholes. It¹s a time when one hundred percent of the fish are in ten percent of the water. Mike Kirouac Boner Custom Rods www.BonerRods.com -- I live in Bradenton Fl the water is in the 50's what do I do to catch bass? I know their metabolism slows down dramticaly when the water gets cold. Should I wait for the water to warm up? Fish for other species of fish? Even fishing in the bay for spotted sea trout and red fish is bad because of the cold water. This pond is a big circle. The deepest parts of it are about 12 feet deep. On my hummingbird smartcast fish finder I mark fish down the shoreline maybe ten feet out. What lures and patterns should I fish to catch them. |
how to catch bass in cold water
gee i wish i lived where 50 degree water was considered cold water.
crownliner "mike" wrote in message om... I live in Bradenton Fl the water is in the 50's what do I do to catch bass? I know their metabolism slows down dramticaly when the water gets cold. Should I wait for the water to warm up? Fish for other species of fish? Even fishing in the bay for spotted sea trout and red fish is bad because of the cold water. This pond is a big circle. The deepest parts of it are about 12 feet deep. On my hummingbird smartcast fish finder I mark fish down the shoreline maybe ten feet out. What lures and patterns should I fish to catch them. |
how to catch bass in cold water
Mike wrote:
the water is in the 50's That is NOT cold water. Jerkbait fishing usually starts to kick in in the mid-to upper 40s in the spring, and peaks in the upper 50s. RichZ© www.richz.com/fishing |
how to catch bass in cold water
Actually it's extremely cold water by Florida standards Rich. And Florida
strain bass typically shut-down under these conditions. They're a whole different animal than the tough, Northern bass we're used to up here. When a cold front rolls through Florida it's very tough to buy a hit. Warren "RichZ" wrote in message ... Mike wrote: the water is in the 50's That is NOT cold water. Jerkbait fishing usually starts to kick in in the mid-to upper 40s in the spring, and peaks in the upper 50s. RichZ© www.richz.com/fishing |
how to catch bass in cold water
Is that excerpted from a subject in your new book? I am getting anxious, as in eager. Al Crumrine "RichZ" wrote in message ... Mike wrote: the water is in the 50's That is NOT cold water. Jerkbait fishing usually starts to kick in in the mid-to upper 40s in the spring, and peaks in the upper 50s. RichZ© www.richz.com/fishing |
how to catch bass in cold water
Cold water bass....fish over em, under em, and through em.....fish
slower, then slower....if that doesnt work, fish faster, then faster....start with 3 different top waters, then swich to 3 different spinners, then 3 different plastics....fish all of these baits and patterns in shallow, mid, and deep water....repeat all of the above until you find the cold water pattern for your lake....then stick with it! grin JK |
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