bassin4life

depends on water temp and the amount of sun you have been recieving.

Dude thats the temp they bed in...

Hey I saw one at dicks the other day man i knew i sould have bought it....well it has to be worth it.

when you see a bass chasing off other fish off its bed and you can see the bass and it won't budge unless it is casing something...

From my experence this yr so far a buzzbait.

Go to the cover man I promise thats where they are...use lizards or spinnerbaits over the cover...good luck.

To answer your question my friend mainly right now [glb][/glb]Lizards are killen them bass!

the vegitation on color of the water has a lot to do with eye color....not including some bad chemicals in water can change a bass's eye color.....you can tell a male from female by eye color...dark brown is female light brown its a male...hope this helps a little ;D

Well you could retire early and go all the time.....lol ;D

Iagree with both RW and Bassmaster good posts!! ;D

Flukes,spinnerbaits,worms.....sumtimes topwater like buzzbait

Fluke worms jig grub spinnerbait buzzbait

I would open my own tackle shop after awhile ....lol ;D

Whats goin on Josh enjoy ur stay ;D

Yup with a swivil then your line followed by your hook.

Man then where you at on the B.A.S.S series????

Count to 2 sec most of the time and jerk back depending on the direction i'm in when the bass bites...

Bass will hit a bait anytime it makes them mad or their just flat out hungry....most of the time I will pause a bait and the bass will eat it or strike at it on the fall of pause then I fill my line or watch it count to 2 sec then set hook....but to answer you question it really depends on lure size and how aggressive the bass is.

Best post spawn bait for me is the Fluke the white ice color caught 22 bass in 4 hrs last year and went through 2 and a half packs of these platics baits ....man that was fun

Welcome enjoy ur stay! ;D

I would find the bass that are feeding on the baitfish....

If I were you I would get out in my backyard or somewhere you have a lot of room at tie on a washer different weight types and cast to a certain target I got good at this and it has helped me a lot in the long run...

that worm note book is def a good suggestion also I like to take centipede worms everywhere I go and a 3/8 once white spinner bait...and lastly some bullet weights and hooks.....and swivils and sum flukes

First read some articles on late winter fishing and prespawn and how the bass move into their pattern formations then ask that question if you are still lost..

20lb bass hmmm...