BuffaloBass716

I'll definitely have to try some new colors and soft plastics. Next year hopefully I will have a nice amount of gear for bass fishing since this is my first year going after big bass!

Smallies fight so much harder than largemouths, But i love them both. Nice fish!

Hey, anyone from western New York, around Buffalo and the niagara river? If anyone has any good spots for around tonawanda or any where along the niagara river let me know. If youd like to fish together and meet up that would also be great. I only fish from shore but im always looking for new spots and advice about anything! Thanks

There are tons of sunfish in the pond, I threw a nightcrawler out there and it got eaten alive in seconds like they are piranhas. I think with the water being so muddy, the bass just cant find anything and the have to stumble on my bait to find it and pick it up. It is also fished pretty heaviely, there are always people there but ive never seen anyone else have much luck either. Thanks for everyones help so quickly! Bass Resource is great!

Honestly, I use my dads old spinning rod and reel from when he was growing up (over 30 years ago). I thought about buying the spro bronze eye frog but I dont really have the rod for it. I know id need a heavy rod with some good braided line on there. I have skipped a worm along the top of the lilly pads but ive never had one even try to hit it. Ive never had luck with any top water there.

Hey everyone, im new to BassResource and new to bass fishing in general. I am looking for some insight on a pond that a fish, it is connected to a creek and has the majority of the water covered with lilly pads with a slimy grass that grows on the bottom. The water is also muddy (around a foot visibility). I know im new to using soft plastics and caught a few but it is really slow fishing. I know there are bass in there but im not sure what to do or how to get them biting more often. I mostly texas rig a plastic worm but I think the bass are looking for something different. Any help or tips you can give would be great! I'll try to attach a picture of a bass I caught from there. Thanks!