Super User A-Jay Posted January 11, 2017 Super User Posted January 11, 2017 It’s often said that in most cases catching them isn’t as tough as finding them. That statement has never been truer than in the winter. They’ll bite for sure if you can find where they’re holding. In locations that do not have hard water, here’s how Greg Hackney does it ~ http://www.bassmaster.com/greg-hackney/finding-winter-bass-part-1 http://www.bassmaster.com/greg-hackney/finding-winter-bass-part-2 http://www.bassmaster.com/greg-hackney/finding-winter-bass-part-3 I really like GH's Style. If he wrote a book, I'd buy it. A-Jay 7 Quote
bassinhole Posted January 11, 2017 Posted January 11, 2017 Great articles! I don't have too much experience in water as cold as he's describing, but I can vouch for the summertime pattern. In South Florida flowing water in summertime is key! 1 Quote
Cranks4fun Posted January 12, 2017 Posted January 12, 2017 I like fishing bodies of water that are 20 acres or less in the winter. It is much easier to locate bass because there are only so many places they can be. I've had some awesome fishing experiences on small bodies of water on cold days. My experience on big lakes in the winter probably reflects the truth that the author was sharing. They are hard to find (for me anyway) until there is a 4-5 day warming trend. Sometimes bass will move into very shallow water in the winter if the surface temps climb 3 or 4 degrees over several days. I am longing for those conditions now! 1 Quote
Super User WRB Posted January 14, 2017 Super User Posted January 14, 2017 A-Jay I couldn't agree more. Hackney's fishing style is very similar to mine and we present jigs the same method. What amazes me is Hackney learned to bass is southern lakes that are very different than where I fish. Tom 1 Quote
Super User Jeff H Posted January 14, 2017 Super User Posted January 14, 2017 On 1/11/2017 at 11:34 AM, A-Jay said: It’s often said that in most cases catching them isn’t as tough as finding them. That statement has never been truer than in the winter. They’ll bite for sure if you can find where they’re holding. In locations that do not have hard water, here’s how Greg Hackney does it ~ http://www.bassmaster.com/greg-hackney/finding-winter-bass-part-1 http://www.bassmaster.com/greg-hackney/finding-winter-bass-part-2 http://www.bassmaster.com/greg-hackney/finding-winter-bass-part-3 I really like GH's Style. If he wrote a book, I'd buy it. A-Jay Everybody likes the Hackney style! I think some guys embellish their writing, I don't think Hackney does that. He's a guy you can't BS and won't BS you. 1 Quote
lonnie g Posted January 14, 2017 Posted January 14, 2017 thanks a jay. very interesting read. proves to me I need to learn more in reading electronics. Quote
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