Bass Fishing Tips – Fishing Slow In Winter
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Fishing slow in winter. 12/17/08 www.jamessmileyfishing.com
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Yeah, slow jerking a stick bait has gotten me the only action I’ve seen this March.
Go with with you’re confident in bud. See you around.
hey dude look in the winter i find that 200 series banits do great on umps atleast in alabama and alot of chartuese but what other colors would you throw in winter say on a spinner bait they like those in winter here ALOT!!!! but a far as shad raps go they dont do anygood here really but yeah anyways hope to see ya on the circuit one year peace
Hey man. Topwaters are usually good in water temps 55 and up but I’ve seen bass hit them in 48-49 degree water too but for me, its very rare. Worms and slower presentations can be good too…usually a slow rate of fall is best. Good luck and thanks for commenting. James
Nice video, I normal do alot of FLIPPIN’ n THICK cover during winter..I’ll try this out, here in GOOD ol Florida!
what do you think about top waters and worms in winter