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[planebrutal]

I'm wondering it the a basic location were bass should be threw the seasons i do understand that weather can change this but what I'm asking is were should bass be in general depending on water temperature like 40-45 45-50 50-55 55-60 and so on

[J Francho]

In all cases, they are under water.

In all seriousness, though, you should check the articles section for seasonal patterns. In general, 40s is winter or ice out, 50s is pre spawn, 60s is spawn, 70s and up is post spawn summer.

That is a BIG TIME generalization though. There's quite a bit more to it.

[planebrutal]

Yea thanks for the help I'm just trying to have a starting point what I would like to know is were generally I like when will they be on main lake or seconddry points or back of Cove or pockets or what part of the creek channel

[J Francho]

Reading up on seasonal patterns and time on the water are the key. There's no shortcuts.

[planebrutal]

We're is a good starting point to start reading u have read thew all the all articles on bass resouse

[J Francho]

Here's one: http://www.bassresource.com/beginner/seasonal_lure_selection.html

[planebrutal]

Thx

[Sam]

Plane, seems you are new to bass fishing so please take what J has written to heart.

 

You need to find bass fishing articles; subscribe to bass fishing magazines; and go to YouTube and subscribe to Bassresource's videos.

 

"Like" Bass Resource on Facebook and read all of their threads.

 

Not only do you need to know the transition habits of bass but how water temperatures affect their digestive systems.

 

In other words, read, read and read some more.

 

Start new file for fishing articles on your computer and a paper file for articles you find interesting to retain.

 

Anyone can run out and start fishing but the most successful individuals know the habits of bass and use that knowledge to their advantage.

[Robert Riley]

Plane, seems you are new to bass fishing so please take what J has written to heart.

 

You need to find bass fishing articles; subscribe to bass fishing magazines; and go to YouTube and subscribe to Bassresource's videos.

 

"Like" Bass Resource on Facebook and read all of their threads.

 

Not only do you need to know the transition habits of bass but how water temperatures affect their digestive systems.

 

In other words, read, read and read some more.

 

Start new file for fishing articles on your computer and a paper file for articles you find interesting to retain.

 

Anyone can run out and start fishing but the most successful individuals know the habits of bass and use that knowledge to their advantage.

This is the best advice around right here^^

[Raul]

If Bassresource´s library existed back in 1980 when I began fishing for bass it would have saved me at least 10 years of effort in learning.