bassfisherman3

I was wondering everyone's opinion on summer high pressure fronts and how they affect bass fishing. Do they affect them the same way as any other cold front or is it different in the summer where the temperatures do not change as drastically? Thanks in advance.

i would try a texas rigged tube to cut down on picking up so much slime

and also for flipping soft plastics?

thanks for the replies, would you guys use 30 or 50 pound braid for worm fishin?

I was wondering what you guys thought on braided line. Is it good for worm fishing?(carolina rigs, texas rigs, etc.) Also, should i tie on a leader to take down on visibility with a carolina rig, should i tie the main braid to the swivel and use the normal flouro or mono leader or should i top shot with about 20 feet of flouro above the whole rig? all help is appreciated greatly

thanks for all the replies that is the info i needed. i am definitely going to give it a shot next time on the water

What is the best time of year to flip and pitch in heavy cover? would it be from the spawn through early post spawn or the colder months? all help is appreciated

thanks for your help

Hey guys, I was wondering what you consider a cold front in the spring. For example, would a small system of rain that changes the temperature from 75 to 66 be considered a cold front? all help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for all the advice, i got skunked but still had a great time on the water which is all that matters.

i know i havent posted in a while but me and my dad are going bass fishing tonight and was wondering if you guys have any tips on what to use. all help is appreciated