1st cast fishing

August 14, 2009

Bass Fishing Lures for tough times

Filed under: Featured, Jigs, Plastic Worm, Soft Plastics — bhfishman @ 6:36 pm and tagged

Now that summer is in full swing, there are a few things going on that may make your trips a little tougher.  The water temperatures are up and hot.  The water levels at this time of year are usually low too.  So what Bass Fishing Lures would you want to use.  Well the 11 inch worm is always affective as well as the Halo jig.  I have found that after a morning top water bite, that you really need to slow down and coax them into action.  I like throwing a weightless 5 inch Trick Stick or even a Wacky Jack around deep docks and cover.  It takes a while for the Wacky Jack to get down but it is tempting them the whole way.

Try it and see how it works. 

All of the bass fishing lures mentioned above are available at www.1stcastfishinglures.com

Good luck!

May 9, 2009

Bass Fishing In The Spring

Filed under: Jigs, Soft Plastics — bhfishman @ 9:21 am and tagged , ,

Fishing this time of the year can be a mixed bag when it comes to weather, water and results.  The more prepared you are for the weather and water usually the better your results.  This can all change with one cold front though.  A sudden drop in temperatures will slow everything down.  Just like a good old fashion thunderstorm that we get so frequently this time of year.  If you are fishing under those conditions, I have always found it better to SLOW DOWN and down size to a small jig or shaky head style presentation with a finesse worm.  It can take a couple of days for the bass to settle back into their regular mode after a front comes through (which usually happens on the weekend that I am fishing).

Have fun - remember you are fishing!

May 7, 2009

Dirty Water

Filed under: Crankbaits, Jigs, Soft Plastics — bhfishman @ 11:08 pm and

What do you need to do to attract Bass in dirty or stained water?  There are several schools of thought.  Personally I will choose dark colors for the baits that I am going to throw.  If I am using a jig, I will go with Black and Blue or Red and Black or even a Chartreuse and Black with a trailer to match.  I will always add rattles to my jigs so that they can be heard as well as seen.

If I am throwing a lipless crankbait like the Clatter Shad, I will choose dark colors or a fire tiger pattern that will show up in dirty or stained water.

                                                                                                    

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