Source: MTB
When a cold front approaches, most anglers tend to shiver with some indulging in activities other than fishing. Abandoning all your bass fishing activities due to the frustrations that accompany this season is a bad idea, though! During a cold front, water temperatures tend to drop 10 to 20 degrees, making bass lethargic and catching fish much harder. For this reason, a deeper understanding of the behavior of bass during this season will serve you well as an angler.
How do bass behave during a cold front?
During a cold front, the temperatures tend to drop with high pressure and blue skies covering the region. Bass are cold-blooded and depend on the environment for warmth in order to lead a much more comfortable life. For this reason, as the temperature changes during a cold front, bass tend to change their lifestyle, especially their eating habits, to match the conditions.
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