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I stirred up a hornets nest yesterday with my post about not fishing bass beds. I discourage  fishing bass beds: however, I discovered that once the female lays her eggs she is going to be about 20 feet away from the bed in the deep. Don't fish the beds, leave the makes alone. Fish away from the bed in the deep in the blind because that's where I hooked most of my lunkers. I watched Anglers fish beds and it is kind of sad.  That's why I am giving out this information so that if you want a big lunker then donpt fish the bed fish away from the bed. Pro Angler Aldo Rosado has spoken :cut:

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What a revelation Aldo, big female bass stage near bed sites.

Can't wait to learn how to catch these staged pre spawn big bass......

Tom

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No Tom, if you give the female a toothache she won't be in the mood to spawn. Then the population will be completely wiped out forever.

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I'm so glad he joined to share with us these little tidbits of information slathered in narcissism.

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"Pro" angler advice: bed fishing is cheap so fish for bass that are just about to move onto beds or have just moved off the beds. I would think he's an advocate of catch and release but his videos say otherwise

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I do not fish beds, let them breed we need the fry.

Some states open there season after the spawn. For me the best fishing is post spawn. The bass fry feed the food chain so the more there is the better. Bash me if you want but my hot spots remain full of bass. I'm thinking about the future generations of fisherman.

I'm sorry but my older brother my mentor taught me we don't shoot game birds on the ground. Good ethics. Set good examples for others to live by.

The bass weren't natural here we had bass hatcherys to keep the population up. These bass hatcherys are dormant today. I hope we never need them again

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Welcome to the best bass forum.

We share knowledge here between us all. I like to welcome and help the beginners to this sport. I like to see everyone catch bass that's my goal, my bucket list in life. I'd rather see the little fishermen catch bass than me catch bass.

Ego I don't have one if I did I'd put it in check when I click on this site.

I welcome pro fisherman on this sight if they are willing to share there knowledge with us. You might learn something too. We never stop learning. It's skill that catches bass not luck. I'm no pro, never claim to be, but I have the heart and drive as one.

We also have Hank Parker and a few other pro fisherman here too. These guys are Gods to me.

Master Shore Fisherman BigBill has spoken

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Aldo you've made exactly two posts.  Both have prompted replies, for an assortment of reason.

 

The Bass Resource Forums have over 51,000 members who have generated over 1.7 million posts.

 

There's a decent chance that somewhere in there, there's got to be a few bit's & pieces of useful information.

 

But thanks for sharing, we encourage that here.

 

 Recreational Bass Angler A-Jay has spoken.

 

:smiley:

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I stirred up a hornets nest yesterday with my post about not fishing bass beds. I discourage  fishing bass beds: however, I discovered that once the female lays her eggs she is going to be about 20 feet away from the bed in the deep. Don't fish the beds, leave the makes alone. Fish away from the bed in the deep in the blind because that's where I hooked most of my lunkers. I watched Anglers fish beds and it is kind of sad.  That's why I am giving out this information so that if you want a big lunker then donpt fish the bed fish away from the bed. Pro Angler Aldo Rosado has spoken :cut:

 

 

Alright now, everybody go empty the lakes and ponds across the U.S. and world! The secret has been unleashed!!!

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BTW, My PB is 10lber it's no secret. I use lures only. I haven't used live bait in decades.

To catch big bass first you need to find there main food source. These big hungry gals will be feeding were the abundance of food is. Next is the timing as to when she is there. These big gals are very shy and smart. Being stealthy is the key so we don't spook them. These big gals only come out to feed when it's very. Very quiet. Do not disturb them.

Don't make any noise. The rest is skill.

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Hah! Good find. Why didn't he tell the kid not to fish the bedding bass?

I would have told the kid to throw that Trap past the bedding bass and reel back very fast. After all, it's the best time of year to catch the big ones.

 

Sincerely, Alpo Rosenkrantz

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Why do you guys keep replying when the OP posts are obviously not intended to give advise, share what he's learned, or just join in a conversation?

It seems to me the intent is to elicit a reaction, sit back and giggle..Nothing else.

I left the playground years ago.

Done here

Mike

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his secret is the banjo minnow. please don't let this secret get out or the lakes and ponds will be wiped out within the year.

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his secret is the banjo minnow. please don't let this secret get out or the lakes and ponds will be wiped out within the year.

 

LOL, I remember begging my Dad to buy me the Banjo Minnow....good memories!

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BassResource members are not known for making new members feel unwelcome.  Let's not start now.

 

I'm sure he means well, but may not realize the way things he said could be construed as insulting.  Let's give him the benefit of the doubt.

 

Moving on...

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