Bladed Swim Jigs for Cold-Water Bass
Lister is a savvy angler with a bladed swim jig and he’s got a few tricks you should know when it comes to tossing bladed swim jigs for cold-water bass.
Lister is a savvy angler with a bladed swim jig and he’s got a few tricks you should know when it comes to tossing bladed swim jigs for cold-water bass.
Add a few varieties of glidebaits that move from side to side to increase your chances of hooking into bass.
Baits that slide, skate, and stride are often irresistible to bass. Tie one on and get a bite.
When it comes to autumn fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass, spoons and blade baits are time-honored presentations.
Try the tricks the pros use to get more surface strikes.
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A portable sonar unit is one of the biggest purchases an ice fisherman will make.
Whether you want to tease a giant shallow-water smallmouth into having a snack or simply go out and catch any size or type of bass until your arms get sore, a small and natural plastic on a jig will deliver the goods in waterbodies with decent visibility.