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Bed Fishing: Friend Or Foe

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    Without going into to much detail :   Bed fishing does not have a significant impact on bass populations. For every fish you see on a bed there is one or two behind you in deeper water that you cant

  • I live by the golden rule: Don't do to others what you don't want done to yourself. Now, I know the reproduction process is a bit different for fish, but I wouldn't want someone yanking me off my be

  • As a young angler, seeing those huge Momma bass on the bed was almost more than I could stand. I just had to try and catch her.  Sometimes I did but more often than not, I got a ton of flipping &

I was fishing in Alabama from the bank. I noticed a male and female on the bed. I stood back and threw a twin tailed lizard and slowly reeled it into the nest. The male must have picked it up and spit it out 30 times. I finally caught him and was surprised he weighed around four pounds and seeing him in the water I thought he was more like two pounds. I then knew the female was a pig. I kept throwing and when she took it I let her swallow it and she swam away from the bed about 15 yards before I dropped the hammer on her. She was 8 pounds 10 ounces and is on my wall at home. I never thought that it was wrong but rethinking it all now and probably should have left her alone. She is my biggest from the lake I was fishing but there have been 12 pounders caught out of the lake so there are definitely larger bass still.

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