How to Video Guide to Catch Bass

n this video Professional Fisherman Ron Colby gives you a step by step how to guide to catch bass and the technical aspects of bass fishing. He believes that angles and positioning play a vital part in bass fishing and are very important. For your reading pleasure here is the transcription from the video by Ron Colby. Make a good swift cast, and I like keeping my rod tip keep it down on the water. The tip starts bending back to the lure, and you want your line and the rod and everything; may be at about a 45 degree angle. And then when you get the hook, you get the bite, now you can do the same thing with a Carolina rig; you don’t wanna be coming straight up because you don’t move enough line to catch up with the fish. So when you get that bite, if you do a sweep set, you’re pulling a lot more line okay. You’re fishing a lot of open water and Carolina rigs and crankbaits, rip baits, things where you need to move a lot of line, you’re a lot better off by doing a sweep set and your hookups and your fish catching percentages will go up. So the bait, you’re reeling just fast enough to get this bait in the wobble. And that’s what you want it doing, but picture it all the way down underneath the water. Okay, and as you’re reeling it, and and then you wanna stop it and then it’ll stop and float back up, reel, stop, then float back up, reel, stop, then it’ll float back up, reel, stop and let it float. And this is if there’s a fish following this bait, it’ll you know, it’ll getting really close to it and that thing stops and starts to float up, they’ll think it’s done something different and trying to get away or whatever and then they’ll hit it, they’ll usually hit it on a pause when you’re doing that. So what we got here is some typical bass cover. We’ve got some brush out here, we’ve got some floating wood, we’ve got a little ditch coming through the cut, we’ve got a rock with a little overhang out here on it, and then we got a little pocket that kinda forms up in between them. So, what you really want to do is you pull into a spot like this for bass, as you start with the first place, you expect the fish to be fit, hanging out. Today’s very sunny, not a whole lot of wind. They’re gonna be hanging in the shade, if you see a shade line that the wind, if it’s on one side or the other you know, fish the shade line first. But because we, this is almost straight up today, we really don’t have a lot of shade from the brush, we’re gonna fish this rock in this overhang. So you’re just gonna take your worm and this […]

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