Bass Fishing: A Beginner's Guide on a Budget

Bass fishing, the basics on bass fishing and how to get started and it being difficult and harder than expected. Bass fishing on a budget, or for under one hundred and twenty five dollars yes this may seem like a little but you can spend less people argue that it don’t take that much to get started. First off you will want to find a bass fishing rod that suits you there are plenty of different types of rods and preferred rods but to me the best rod is a graphite rod. They all differ in size, strength, the reels, and the eyes of the fishing rod. These are all a really basic things that you want to research and look at for beginners and people new to bass fishing because on my point of view bass fishing is not as easy as people argue it is.

After you have got permission to fish you will want to check the weather and the temperature of the water and check all these things because they are key to fish bites. Also color and seasonal fishing lures that will get bites at certain times and colors that work for different water colors and then where to cast to catch big fish compared to small fish. The ideal lure for beginners would be a crankbait they are a basic reel in slow or fast depending on the time of year, but color choice for any bait is based on what? There are three things that a good fisher man will look for before choosing bait they use, clarity, condition, and confidence. An easy way to pick the baits out are look at the food the bass have in their habitat including shad, crawfish, and bluegills. These consist of the colors red, orange, brown, white, silver, grey, blue, and yellow sometimes. Then the key to using these baits are finding the fish and where they are at and getting it to them in the right presentation for them to take it. Like deep water or shallow water fishing either way is a good way to fish its just all in finding fish and presenting the bait to them so they will take it and bite. Like for a person of choice most the time a crankbait is used for deeper water and then the worms are for bank or shallow water fishing catching the bass on the beds or swimming near the banks looking for food. Then you have spot fishing on or near the shallow water and that is all about presentation and the best way for that is flipping and pitching. These as two styles to present baits to the bass in shallow waters and picking spots to get it in near the spot where the fish