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The Spinner Bait is the “workhorse” of the bass fishing world.
Known for its versatility, the Spinner Baits have the best “tow rating” for pulling their weight in any bass fishing tackle box. This article addresses the most common springtime technique associated with Spinner Baits and what types of Spinner Baits you should choose.
The 3/8 ounce and ½ ounce white or white & chartreuse skirts with a willow leaf & Colorado blade combo are the best all around Spinner Baits and will work under almost any conditions.
When fishing the Spinner Bait choose areas that have “cover” such as: Aquatic vegetation, stumps, boat docks, and lay down logs. Fish close to spawning areas where there is deep water nearby such as:
A point, creek channel or drop-off. Playing the wind with Spinner Baits is a quick way to catch more bass. The wind plays a two-part assist to a bass.
First: The wind provides camouflage, as it breaks the surface tension of the water. This makes the bass less visible to predators so they feel safe to “roam.”
Second: The plankton that feed the bait fish is pushed by the current that is created by the wind. This concentrates the bait fish in wind-blown areas.
Use these things to your advantage!
...The best new trick to spinner bait fishing is using the new fluorocarbon lines...
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