Slow or Fast

[DitchPanda]

9 hours ago, Tennessee Boy said:

53.16/46.84

54/56...I'm more of a 110% guy.

[Log Catcher]

I always fish slow. Never had any luck fishing fast.

[N Florida Mike]

12 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

Slow 85%

This ^^^

[LCG]

I start fast, but slow seems to work best. 

[padon]

i catch way more fishing slow. jigs, worms ned etc. i dont know if its because alot of our waters are clear and pressured or what. some days they will blast a spinnerbait or bladed jig but alot of times they wont. maybe its just a confidence thing. ive been trying to fish power techniques more to get better at it.

[Deephaven]

Excluding frogs, fast...but including them the answer is slow.

[LrgmouthShad]

14 hours ago, LCG said:

I start fast, but slow seems to work best. 

Then start slow

[LCG]

23 minutes ago, LrgmouthShad said:

Then start slow

I like to try to locate fish by using a spinnerbaits if I can, then slow down and pick the area apart. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. 

[WRB]

Bass go through changes in activity level hourly from being very active, active, neutral, inactive and very inactive.

About 20% or 5 hours out of 24 hours bass are very catchable with several lures and presentations. About 20% bass are more difficult to catch and don’t case down prey or lures, slower is better. 60% of the time bass very difficult to catch when inactive. 

If you use only faster moving lures you are targeting about 20% of the bass population. Slower lures both the very active and neutral behaving bass are catchable, about 40% of the bass population or double your odds. Wasting time trying to catch inactive bass or about 60% of the bass population is the difference between a good and being skunked.

Tom

[Gera]

I would say fast, I really don't pay attention to my hand speed that much..