Bass Fishing Tips Tricks & Techniques Skeet Reese Drop Shot
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Adams County Fairgrounds. And I couldn’t catch any. I need to get a better lure. It can’t be me. NO WAY!!
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where is that lake man?
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You’re right. That was around 10:00 am in the summer. And I wish I had a better player but those were definitely large mouths. Not carp.
get a worm or sumthing out there
Nice! I will be fishing there for sure.
If you live in colorado and want some huge bass go to pella crossing. it is just west of longmont. use green or light brown worms with a texas rig and you will catch several 5 lb bass.
some ofthose look like carp are you using bait or lures?
thats a load of bull shit… if u dont know how to catch bass then yes… just change how ur fishing. the bass go deaper they dont stop feeding
those are fucking grass carp not bass I live in colorado and everyone of those fish would break the state record. nice try though…
I live in colorado. Those are nice bass. Check out my videos.
Try a senko wacky style.. I can almost garentee you will hook them. Try craw patters. Spinner baits are good, but good when its windy. Good luck!
Those are nice, I’ve caught some good ones in some gravel pits in the area. Where is this at, would sure appreciate some directions. thanks
Largemouth bass? When it’s sunny and hot, they get all lethargic and won’t bite. They start biting when it’s getting dark, or when there’s a weather change from sunny to rainy. Also right before sun-up. Summer is not a good time for largemouth. Spring is.
I never caught one. I’ll be back there tomorrow with a good spinner. I’m thinking purple.