Which Bass Fishing Lures Work Best For Catching Big Bass Fish? by Jessica N
My uncle and I have this ongoing competition between us. You really ought to see him after he catches more fish than me! For weeks he’ll strut his stuff. He doesn’t forget to remind me about it every time he sees me. “So, how many fish have you caught lately,” he’ll ask, over and over again!According to him, plastic worms are the best when it comes to bass fishing lures. Okay, so he knows what he’s talking about most of the time, and he’s proven that to me on occasion. When I’m sitting around with my bucket empty, and he’s hauling in a monstrous bass, I could just push him overboard.
However, I really out-did him on our last trip when we were fishing for bass. I was pulling them in right and left, and he was scowling at me the whole time!
How did I become so fortunate? I have crankbait to thank, which I used as my bass fishing lures. Crankbait tends to look a bit like crawdads or baitfish. Bass fish absolutely love them. Since they do well in most kinds of water, these are great fishing lures to add to your repertoire.
I also use spinnerbaits as a backup. They are little things that look rather like baitfish. If you want to catch large bass quickly, they are a good choice. They perform well in most waters and you can find them in a variety of colors.
I pulled in so much bass that day, we had more than enough to eat like kings that evening and still have some left over for breakfast. I did my best to console my uncle by saying he could eat his fish as an appetizer. I must say I’m getting the hang of this fishing thing. But I still need my own story about the big one that got away!
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