Bass fishing is getting very challenging in Florida lakes due to fishing pressure, droughts and fish kills. In order to be successful in catching this species you'll need to learn how to fish shallow, deep, vegetation, and adjust to the various seasons.
Hydrilla, peppergrass and Kissimmee grass are great forms of cover for the largemouth. Depending on what time of year you are fishing will be key to your success rate in fishing these grasses.
Whether you fish shallow or deep is dependant on the current season and temperatures. In general, fish shallow in the spring and fish deep in the summer.
The lures you use are also key to being a good bass fisherman. The type of cover, depth and structure are all keys for a good day on the water.
For details on how to fish for bass check out www.floridabassfishing.us so you can "Do more catching with less fishing!"
Monday, September 8, 2008
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