Summer bass don’t stop eating. They follow a daily schedule that’s surprisingly predictable: shallow in the first and last hours of daylight, deep and tight to structure in the heat of the day. Plan your fishing around that rhythm instead of fighting it, and summer becomes one of the most consistent seasons of the year….
If you want a shot at the biggest bass of the year, the pre-spawn is the window. After a winter of slow metabolism, bass wake up hungry, and the large females feed aggressively to build reserves for the spawn. They also move along predictable routes, which means you can find them. This page breaks down…
The plastic worm has caught more bass than any other lure in history, and the Texas rig is how most of those worms were fished. It’s weedless, it works in almost any cover, and it’s the one rig every bass angler should be able to tie with cold hands. It’s also the first technique in…
The wind-blown shoreline outproduces the calm side on the same lake, on the same day. Here is the mechanism behind it and how to fish it from the bank or a boat.