Do lures make a difference? Well not if you just like bass fishing. But if you like catching bass they sure do!!!! I wanted to discuss some that are the favorites of a lot of bass fishermen. Zoom bass bait lures.

Zoom Bass Bait Lures – The Company

The first thing that you should know is that Zoom has been making lures for over 30 years! Well that in itself says a lot. First it should tell you that they know what they are doing. It should also tell you that fishermen are buying their lures.

Zoom Bass Bait Lures – What I like

These lures move in a lifelike fashion, but they look a little odd. Some seem to have little “extra” parts on them. But that just makes for more movement, which is good. There are soft and flexible, yet durable.They can be used with many different styles and techniques, and they come in a wide variety of colors that you may need for just about any situation. Can be used for large or small mouthed bass.

The price range is good. There are some that are more expensive, but probably not anymore durable.

Zoom Bass Bait Lures – In Action

Watch this fellow catch a big one using the zoom bass bait lures:

Zoom Bass Bait Lures – A Variety Of Lures

Here is a link to Amazon where you can see some of the Zoom Bass Bait Lures and read some more reviews: Zoom Bass Bait Lures
 

Zoom Bass Bait Lures – The Bottom Line

The bottom line is that if you like catching the BIG bass try the Zoom Bass Bait Lures today. You will be glad that you did!

Zoom Bass Bait Lures is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

A lot of beginners will ask how to bass fish. Well you have come to the right place! This web site is all about bass fishing!

Some people think that it is as simple as throwing a line in the water and reeling them in. If only it was that easy….

Bass fishing requires skill, patience, and a lot of knowledge. We will take a look at a few requirements for “how to bass fish”. You will need an “edge” if you are to be successful.

Weather plays a big part in how to bass fish. The bass will like the top water lures more when it is cool out. They will also most likely be in the shallow water. And when it gets hot outside the bass will go deeper. This is when you will need to fish the bottom. Maybe something like an artificial worm. So your strategies that you use to catch the big ones will depend on the weather for sure.

The time of day is another important part. You will probably catch the “trophy” sized bass early in the morning or late at night. At these times the bass are waiting for smaller fish to eat. But other items would interest them just as much. This is most beneficial during the warmer times of the year.

You must also consider the quality and type of water that you are fishing in. If the water is muddy, the bass will use sounds and vibrations to stalk their prey. So you will need to use lures that make noise and vibrate. And clear water will call for a different approach on how to bass fish. They will be more cautious and harder to fool. Use light line and a lifelike lure. If there is algae and plant life to give your lures some cover, you can do a little experimenting.

When wondering how to bass fish a lot of people will ask about bait. Now that opens up a very large can of worms! Sorry, but I couldn’t resist that. But if you ask 10 people you will probably get 10 different answers. If you are in unfamiliar waters, I would ask someone who is there, just to see what they recommended. It would give you a starting point.

This is by no means the only how to bass fish methods, but rather will give you a couple of starting tips. Stay tuned and keep experimenting!

How to Bass Fish to the EXTREME!

How To Bass Fish is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

There are several specialised fishing sites on the Internet, and they take many forms. Some take the approach of a travelog, noting experiences of an angler who spends time visiting different locations and reporting back on which were good and which simply were not. There are other sites which are specifically informational, and still others which are more social than anything else. Usually these will be forums or message boards, and these can be the best place to look if you wish to ask questions.

If you have concerns over whether you are using the right bait, are looking to buy a better rod but want one that suits the waters you are fishing in, or are looking for a decent location in which to fish, then there is plenty on the Internet for you to check out. You’d be surprised what you can find and some of the information you get will be highly beneficial.

Fishing Is Easier When You Use A Net is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

However, if you do intend to eat the fish you catch, you should be sure what kind of fish live in the body of water you plan to fish. It may be that the available species are not really the kind of fish you want to eat. It is true that everyone has different tastes, but there is no doubt that some tastes are so “out there” that most people will not consider it to be worth the effort of acquiring them. If you can find nearby a fishing location with a fair supply of the kind of fish that you want to eat, then it is all the better for you.

If you are going to eat the fish you catch, it is probably also worth reading up on how to prepare them for cooking. The fish that you hook will not be ready for eating, by a long way, and needs to be cleaned and filleted before you can even think about putting it in your mouth.

Eat What You Catch? is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

As humans we are very drawn to the significance of signposts. Not literal signposts, but rather times, places and things which have a deeper meaning for us. Our wedding anniversary, our home town, our lucky rabbit’s foot, whatever they may be, these items have a connection for us which means that we don’t forget them, and which we will always recognize them when we see them or when they happen. Your favorite fishing spot has the same effect.

The interesting thing about this is that the favored spot may not be one where we were especially successful. We may have landed more and bigger fish in other places, and the place we love may be entirely imperfect. But when push comes to shove, and we need a trip to get our spirits up, it will be there that we return. Surely you have a favorite spot? If you don’t, you will one day.

Your Own Little Patch Of Heaven is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

Good fishing equipment does not need to be expensive, but there is no doubt that some financial outlay will be rewarded with more sophisticated equipment. If you know what you are looking for, then you will be able to find a lot of different variations on the theme – and then comes the time for the comparison shop. Comparison shopping has become hugely popular in recent years as a way of finding the best deal on any product. Not just the best price, but the best value. How well does it do what it does, and is it worth the $10 extra they are asking for? Ask the Internet.

People who know about fishing equipment will often congregate on forums with fishing as their theme. Visit a few of these forums and canvass opinion before going and spending your cash.

Finding The Best Equipment is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

The same people would probably not ask the world’s great botanists and naturalists why they go to Kenya to see tigers or to Norway to see the handsome forests which are there. People like to go fishing in different locations because it provides different fish, different climates, and different experiences. You might just as well ask why people go to foreign countries on holiday. There is a big world out there, and a lot to see. And there are many fish to be caught.

There are also a number of hot spots on the planet where fishing will be rewarded with a more exotic catch, a challenge in terms of landing the larger fish that you catch, or a more peaceful location to cast your line. Whatever your reason for going, there really is a wide range of choice out there, and if you are planning a fishing holiday you should certainly consider spreading your wings somewhat.

How Far Will You Go? is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

If you go on a fishing trip, you will usually be located in a fairly rural setting. Although this may not play in most people’s minds, into something which could be considered the height of social enjoyment, it is more or less a rule that every fishing village or small town will have at least one bar which serves good, hearty food and enough beer to sink a small navy. This is something that makes a fishing trip worthwhile even for some of the less committed anglers in your group.

It may be that you don’t want to go out after your afternoon’s work. There is no harm to this, either, and it may be that you will prefer to return to your accommodation and set to preparing the fish you have caught for an evening meal. This is one of the most enjoyable things about fishing – knowing that you have caught and prepared what you are eating. It brings out something primal in a person, which satisfies an urge.

After The Fishing, There’s More… is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

But apart from the fact that it provides a better chance of catching something, the isolation of a quiet riverbank has other benefits for an afternoon’s fishing. We’ve all been Christmas shopping during a December weekend. It takes a very strong and determined person to do that and not come home feeling like they want to roll up into a ball and start sucking on their thumb. This is not something that you want from a fishing expedition, which should after all be sedate and pleasant.

Sitting on a riverbank is also pretty much as close as you can get to nature. There is nature flowing right in front of you, hopefully with a lot of nature swimming around in it. There is nature beneath your feet, and there should be some more behind you – riverbanks tend to be close to trees, in most cases. It really is one of the most relaxing pursuits that you can indulge in.

Tales From The Riverbank is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing

There is a grain of truth in the stereotype, but no more so than that which exists for any hobby. You will always find at least one golfer in any club that you walk into who shows you, by means of putting their thumb and forefinger very close together, how close they were to getting a hole in one. The keen amateur soccer player will talk of a goal they scored which, when they originally hit it, was about ten yards out. By the time they have finished talking about it, they’ll be saying how they were somewhere around the halfway line.

This kind of bravado exists anywhere where there is competition. It is mostly self-mocking in any case, where people jokingly plead with you to believe that they are so good at what they do that they can achieve feats that are beyond the reach of a mere mortal. And frankly, it is what makes most hobbies so much fun. We’d be nowhere without our boasts.

You Should Have Seen The One That Got Away is a post from: Hooked On Bass Fishing