Winter
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Cold Water Hard Baits with Adrian Avena
When the water temperature dips, it is time to pull out your hard baits for catching bass. Bassmaster Elite Series angler Adrian Avena hails from New Jersey and has years of cold water experience. He agrees that hard baits are top producers during the colder months.
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Bass Fishing A Cold Front | MTB
During a cold front, when water temperatures are below 45 degrees, bass rarely eat and their metabolic rate is usually slow, hence digestion takes place at a very slow rate.
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Clear Lake This Week | Bass Fishing Report Nov 29
Bass Fishing Update and Lake Conditions from Clear Lake
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Winter Bass Fishing | WesternBass Mag Available Now!
The Winter Bass Fishing Issue of WesternBass.com Magazine is available now free in the Bass Fishing Library. Find articles, videos, tips and more to catch more bass this winter.
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Winter Bass Fishing with Brandon Palaniuk
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Brandon Palaniuk with winter bass fishing tips, techniques and patterns to catch more fish.
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Westernbass Magazine, Winter 2017
Hi all, As we wrap up the fall season and get ready to jump into winter bassin’, I want to congratulate Angler’s Marine on their 30th anniversary of Bass-A-Thon. As always the “West’s biggest bass fishing show” did not disappoint. It is always one of the greatest bass events of the year. If you missed out on the action, you can catch up with some of the pros and vendors in the forums and you can stay tuned to WesternBass.com. We will be bringing the pro seminars to you on the site, courtesy of Angler’s Marine. We are anxiously looking ahead to the next sports show on the agenda – ISE Sacramento, coming Jan. 19 – 22. We are also excited as all of our tournament organizations get geared up for the new season. The tournament calendar can help you get your schedule together. As a Holiday bonus, WesternBass.com is serving up this extra issue of bass catching action to close out 2016. Check out the whole year in the WesternBass.com Magazine Library. Finally, I would like to congratulate George Kramer “job well done” on 20 years of Kramer Gone Fishing! George has decided to close down the blog and pursue more fishing time and also plans to continue writing on Westernbass. Enjoy!
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Mille Lacs Lake to Be Open for Winter Walleye
Mille Lacs Lake to be open for winter walleye fishing Winter fishing limits 1 walleye, 5 northern pike per angler
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Winterizing Guide
ALEXANDRIA, Va.,-- Water that is mistakenly left in a boat's engine block to freeze over the winter is sure to become an expensive repair bill come springtime. As the ice expands, it can crack the block and ruin the motor, damage fiberglass, split hoses, or destroy a boat's refrigeration system. To prevent a mishap while putting the boat away this fall, Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS), a boating advocacy, services and safety group offers the free 15-page "Boater's Guide to Winterizing."
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PART II - ISE Arizona Seminar | Tai Au on the Aquarium Tank Wnter Spring Transition
Tai Au seminar on the ISE Scottsdale aquarium tank. Winter to Spring Transition of Bass, Baitfish and More.
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Tips for Cold Water Bites
If you are planning on hitting the water to target cold weather largemouth, the main thing you need to keep in mind is that the activity level of a bass is low, but they are still ready and willing to eat!
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Bass Fishing Winter Reaction Baits on the California Delta with Bobby Barrack
Bobby Barrack fishing reaction baits in the winter.
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Bass Fishing Winter Reaction Baits on the California Delta with Bobby Barrack
Bobby Barrack fishing reaction baits in the winter.
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Winter Bass Tips with Brandon Palaniuk
Brandon Palaniuk talks tips for targeting less aggressive winter bass. #FBF
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Cold Weather Froggin' | Tips for the Earliest Frog Fish
Most bass fisherman think of the topwater frog as a summertime or early fall lure, as they associate it with fishing it over thick mats of vegetation, wearing t-shirts and shorts under a nice warm and humid forecast, but the topwater frog just like any lure or technique out there can be applied to fishing scenarios other times of the year as well.
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Last Chance TackleTECHLOG How-To: Winter Swimbait Tip
A quick tip on how I like to locate larger fish in the Winter months with swimbaits.
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3 Winter Approaches to a Year-Round Bait
With the slowing of the bass’ metabolism, fish will seek out and attack food very slowly. Winter bass have a far less need to feed as much during the winter months compared to the warmer parts of the year. This doesn't mean that a bass will altogether forgo feeding when water temperatures get cold. Instead, a bass will simply feed and chase less. A bass’ strike zone is very small in the winter.
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Choking Winter Stripers
Quite possibly one of the best ways to beat slow cold weather fishing is to chase some stripers. It is also a great way to learn more about what the black bass do when the temperatures drop.
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Finding Bass in Dying Vegetation #FBF
The biggest struggle in winter is not how to catch bass but finding where they are. This time of year, the greenery of highly populated vegetation has died off or gone dormant. When vegetation dies, it depletes oxygen levels and fish generally leave this area for more suitable living conditions. #FBF
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BBT Winner's Report: Don Pedro Jan. 2016
BBT Central Region 1st Place Tournament Team of La Xiong and Shadowns Vangyi win with 13.93 Lb on Jan.9 2016, Reports from Top-3, Big Fish, full results and more info on the circuit available at BestBassTournaments.com
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Understanding Winter Smallmouth Migration with Luke Clausen
Smallmouth prefer to spend time on flat surfaces looking for food. This is especially true of big smallmouth bass, where smaller sized fish spend most of their time on steeper banks.
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