Bass

The TPWD study showed that bass hooked in the tongue and esophagus had about a 50 percent chance of dying, while bass hooked in the… Read More »Can Bass Survive With A Hook In Their Mouth?

Yes, fish hooks do dissolve. This can take months, a few years, or up to 50, depending on what they’re made of. There are many… Read More »Will A Hook Dissolve A Fish’S Mouth?

Hook wounds were detected in 100 percent of angled bass on the day of angling and were still observed on greater than 90 percent of… Read More »Do Bass Get Hurt By Hooks?

Whole sea bass have sharp fins and a thick layer of scales that need to be removed prior to cooking. The skin can be removed… Read More »Do You Remove Skin From Sea Bass?

Sea bass can easily be grilled using the overhead grill in your oven. Start by scoring the skin of the sea bass fillets ever so… Read More »Can You Cook Bass With Skin On?

As for cooking methods, nothing beats skinned and fried, whether it’s in cornmeal, breadcrumbs, or beer batter. That said, bass are good grilled either whole… Read More »What Is The Best Way To Eat Largemouth Bass?

Yes, you can safely eat sea bass skin. Keeping the skin on when cooking can actually protect the flesh from getting torn or flaking apart.… Read More »Do You Leave The Skin On Bass?

How to Make a Clean Mix Check out the Low Mids. Pick Saturation Types Carefully. Kick and Bass Ducking. Try Harmonic-Based Equalization. Gate Before Low-Level… Read More »How Do You Get Clean Mixes?

Technique. A string or suture should be wrapped/tied around the midpoint of the bend of the hook. Exert downward pressure on the shank of the… Read More »How Do You Remove A Fish Hook From String?

Your bass probably sounds muddy because you have too much going on in the 200-400 hz frequency range. These are the “mud frequencies”, and they… Read More »How Do I Make My Bass Not Muddy?