Zzzhhunntt !

[FryDog62]

The sound made on a big sweeping hook set on a bladed jig or swim jig… where the drag slips for a split second before the hook embeds … Zzzhhunnntt! Don’t know how else to describe that sound but it’s golden 👍

 

What other sounds in bass fishing do you like best?  

[A-Jay]

The distant call of a lonely loon in the fog.

The caw-caw cry of a bald eagle.

The initial cold start of the ProXS.

The swishy sound of the Pro-V Bass coming off plane.

And finally, the sound of drag on my wife's reel slipping just a little bit on the hookset.

A-Jay

 

[Bird]

Love the sound of a whopper Plopper.

Loons have a magical sound.

bladed jig transmitting sound through braid.....tap tap tap.

Me saying " oh this is a good one " 😁 

 

Least favorite sound is waves crashing the bank from wake boats.

[FryDog62]

25 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

The swishy sound of the Pro-V Bass coming off plane.

I know that sound! 👍

[king fisher]

The sound of the whole lake waking up as the sun starts to appear in the horizon.

 

The high pitch squeal of an old well broke in buzzbait.

 

Blurp, blurp blurp of a Jitterbug.

 

My wife telling me I need to take the weekend off and go fishing.

[casts_by_fly]

25 minutes ago, king fisher said:

The sound of the whole lake waking up as the sun starts to appear in the horizon.

 

The high pitch squeal of an old well broke in buzzbait.

 

Blurp, blurp blurp of a Jitterbug.

 

My wife telling me I need to take the weekend off and go fishing.

your first three are what I was about to type. 
 

I need your wife to talk to my wife.

[Jar11591]

The loons calling to each other. The subtle “plop plop” of the trolling motor. Braid through guides when a fish is hooked. When fishing in the fall, a hunter’s gunshot in the distance. 

[12poundbass]

The blowup of a bass hitting a frog in the slop followed by the high pitched whine of the braid after the solid hook-set.

 

As others have said, the call of a loon as the summer sun is falling behind the trees.

[Swamp Girl]

I love owls hooting in the night. I also like when swallows swoop and veer so close you can hear the whirrr of their blurry wings. Speaking of wings beating, I like when geese fly so low you can hear their wings too. And woodpeckers! However, I think the funniest sound I hear is ospreys. They're big, fierce birds that sound like songbirds:

 

 

And I like the great splash when ospreys dive on a bass.

[GreenPig]

A school of bass blowing up on shad. The abrupt silencing of my running buzzbait.

[Lottabass]

So many birds singing in the spring.  The sounds of nature sooth me when I'm struggling to catch fish.

[BrianMDTX]

The “schlorp” when a big bass sucks down a popper. 
 

Hearing my bait “skip-skip-skip” under cover and then watching the slack line take off and the rod bends. 
 

The buzzing of dragonflies in summer when casting baits around reeds. 
 

 

[Mobasser]

The almost silence of launching my canoe at first light. 

[Swamp Girl]

16 minutes ago, Mobasser said:

The almost silence of launching my canoe at first light. 

 

Here's a song I wrote and I dedicate it to us. I sure hope nobody stole my song and maybe changed words here and there to disguise their theft:

 

Hello darkness, my old friend
I've come to fish with you again
My little lure just lan-an-ded 
A mighty bass swirled, so grand it was
And that bass that was branded in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence

 

Past restless dreams, we fish alone
Seeing reeds and shoreline stone
'Neath the halo of a full moon
Wondering if we launched a wee too soon
When our eyes were stabbed by the flash of a rising Sun
That split the night
And touched the sound of silence

[Swamp Girl]

1 hour ago, BrianMDTX said:

The “schlorp” when a big bass sucks down a popper. 

 

Good one! 

 

I'll add the "ka-blooie!" when a five-pound bass tries to obliterate a walking bait.

[Lottabass]

There are many ways to describe the sound of a big lunker wackin' a topwater. 

"Schlorp", "Ka-blooie", etc.  

I don't know how to write it but it's the sound of a '54 Buick being dropped in the lake!!!

[Swamp Girl]

5 minutes ago, Lottabass said:

There are many ways to describe the sound of a big lunker wackin' a topwater. 

"Schlorp", "Ka-blooie", etc.  

I don't know how to write it but it's the sound of a '54 Buick being dropped in the lake!!!

 

I gratefully stand corrected!

 

[Skunkmaster-k]

A screeching wheel bearing is all I can come up with right now. It’s beautiful when it’s on someone else’s trailer. 

[Bankbeater]

The sound of rain coming down on the lake.  That usually means I will be the only person out on the water that day.

[BrianMDTX]

@Swamp Girl I love those lyrics! 
 

 

[WRB]

The sound of silence on the water being broken by a load splash.

Pine song the wind makes from those majestic tall trees.

Flock of honkers barking at sunrise. Cry of the Loon at a remote fly in northern lake I can hear in my mind.

Dad net I can hear in my dreams.
Tom

[Dwight Hottle]

19 hours ago, Swamp Girl said:

I love owls hooting in the night. I also like when swallows swoop and veer so close you can hear the whirrr of their blurry wings. Speaking of wings beating, I like when geese fly so low you can hear their wings too. And woodpeckers! However, I think the funniest sound I hear is ospreys. They're big, fierce birds that sound like songbirds:

 

 

And I like the great splash when ospreys dive on a bass.

That's the female on the left & the male on the right in case you didn't know. 

[little giant]

The sound (and smell) of the coffeemaker at 5 am.

The laughter of my son catching his first fish at 5 years old!

 

[Darth-Baiter]

That banjo string sound of fishing line getting super tight when a big bass and myself think differently on where and if we should meet. 
 

ziiinnnnngggg! 

[FryDog62]

53 minutes ago, Darth-Baiter said:

That banjo string sound of fishing line getting super tight when a big bass and myself think differently on where and if we should meet. 
 

ziiinnnnngggg! 

ziinnnnnnnggg or Zzzhhhunnnttt - we speak the same language !