What lures are BASS hitting on this time of year? ?
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I live in central florida and fish in local ponds and small lakes and have been using a super Fluke watermelon seed color. They have simply stopped hitting it. The water is still around the upper 60s duriing the day and weather has been really nice and warm. We did just have a cold front come thru but they stopped biting about a week ago. i fish morning afternoon and evening and mid day. with no results. What should i switch to.
Thanks in advance for all answers. good luck BASSIN
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I use Senkos, creature baits, and jig n’ pigs this time of year.
Florida strain bass are most aggressive when the water is 70+.
Try slowing down or even just ‘dead stickin’ and use plenty of fish attractant.
l’ve gotten several this week up to 20″ on plastic worms in a reddish brown with red flakes. the color isn’t as important as slowing it down. bass are more lethargic in colder water/weather and are not inclined to chase too far or too fast. reaallly slooow is the key. go back, try again and slow down. just inch it in. BTW l’m fishing in southern california.
Plastic worms, lizards,jis, spinnerbaits and crankbaits all work well but at a slower retrieve
Soft plastic Texas rigged, deep water SLOW retrieve.