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Do bass really eat lizards?

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Bass are opportunists and will eat anything! I suspect lizards represent something less than .001% of their diet, but the profile is the same as a newt. In some waters, this is a basic food source. Otherwise, I think lizards are just another profile in the long list of "plastics".

8-)

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I wish that was the geico gecko  ;D

During the spawn bass do not eat. Lizards work tremendously as a bait during this season because real life salamanders and lizards raid the nests and eat the bass eggs. If you pitch an artificial lizard in or near a bass bed, the bass will instinctively hit it. Sometimes they will try to eat it but most of the time they are just picking it up with their mouth's to move it.
- Epinons
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Welcome aboard!

8-)

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Lizard in bass fishing jargon comes rom the south where a "spring lizard" is a salamander.

Bass will eat or at least try to eat anything they consider prey.  

WRB

I fish where there are real lizards (not salamanders) running around in the summer, several varieties of skinks.  My buddy caught one, put it on a hook, and caught several bass right in a row on the thing.  We spent most of the rest of the day trying to catch lizards for bait.  

Bass will eat or at least try to eat anything they consider prey.

And that's pretty much anything that it thinks it can fit into its mouth.

I wish that was the geico gecko ;D

HAHAHAHA I'd have to agree!!!! I hate that little talking thing!!!

Is that a spot or is the mouth just really weird?

                          -seaorach

next time your fishing/ swimming/ around water, catch a lizard and throw it in the water...

they amost swim like a small snake, right on top the surface, its kinda cool...

so i was thinking about making a small unskirted buzz bait with a plastic lizard on it to immitate that action, but i cant find any buzzes that arnt premaid...

im looking for pretty just a blade/wire frame that i could put on a hook or jig, know where i can find em?

kno

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next time your fishing/ swimming/ around water, catch a lizard and throw it in the water...

they amost swim like a small snake, right on top the surface, its kinda cool...

so i was thinking about making a small unskirted buzz bait with a plastic lizard on it to immitate that action, but i cant find any buzzes that arnt premaid...

im looking for pretty just a blade/wire frame that i could put on a hook or jig, know where i can find em?

kno

Why not just pull the skirt off a buzzbait?

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