Bass

The most common food sources in the United States for all types of bass are minnows, shad, bluegill, sunfish, crayfish, salamanders, worms, frogs, snakes, and… Read More »Do Bass Eat Minnows?

Bait: Worms are the most common Northern Pikeminnow bait. Chicken liver is the next most popular bait. How do you catch pikeminnow in the Columbia… Read More »What Is The Best Bait For Pikeminnow?

To maximize your bites in clear water, instead opt for something natural, like green pumpkin, watermelon, or brown. These shades won’t look out-of-place like a… Read More »What Color Lures In Clear Water?

On one end of the spectrum, reds and oranges are most readily absorbed in water, so these colors are most visible in shallow water. Darker… Read More »What Color Do Fish See Best?

Giant Copper Haskell Minnow. Giant Copper Haskell Minnow: It’s been a few years now but this one sold for over $100,000 at auction. It’s the… Read More »What Is The Most Valuable Fishing Lure In The World?

While most fish will migrate in on existing waterways, there is always a chance of transport from other sources. A pond that forms near other… Read More »Can Fish Just Appear In Ponds?

Young largemouth bass eat insects and small fish, including smaller bass. The adult largemouth bass will eat almost anything alive that will fit in their… Read More »What Do Largemouth Bass Eat In The Wild?

10 Bass Fishing Secrets from Professional Anglers Save Shredded Worms. When your plastic worms get torn up, save ’em. Red Fools the Fish. Skip Your… Read More »How Do You Always Catch Bass?

One of the most popular bass to eat, largemouth bass is said to have a clean taste. It’s not as intense and fishy as some… Read More »Which Bass Is Best To Eat?

Bass in cooler areas tend to live longer. The maximum would be 16 to 20 years. The average bass would usually live 5 to 10… Read More »How Long Does A Bass Last?