Post-spawn bass fishing can either be a goldmine or a struggle—but if you understand the transition and use the right baits, you’ll catch tons of bass. Here’s how Glenn May from BassResource breaks it down!
When the bass spawn is on, shiny spots dot the shallows of a lake. The shiny spots become critical targets for presenting lures to spawning bass. When selecting lures for the spawn, Missouri guide Jim Dill tries to determine whether bass are circling in and out of their nests (shiny spots) or locked on their spawning beds.
Post-spawn bass have a reputation for being hard to catch. Bassmaster Opens EQ angler Shane Lineberger doesn’t buy it. He created a four-prong approach for finding and catching them. Photo courtesy of BASS \ Andy Crawford After working his way to the top of local and regional tournaments close to home, Shane Lineberger took his show on the road. Finally, the Lincolnton, North Carolina, bass ...
4 Ways To Catch More Post-Spawn Bass - Bass Fishing Resource Guide
Learn how to catch bass during all phases of the spring spawn. From staging prespawn fish to bedding bass and post-spawn feeders, discover proven lures, tactics, and seasonal strategies for success.
Early spring starts prespawn fishing. Use these five lures to find and catch these bass at their heaviest and most aggressive point of the year as they ease from their wintering holes.
Most anglers think “pre-spawn” and immediately reach for a suspending jerkbait or a lipless crank. Those absolutely catch fish… but there are some under-the-radar techniques that pressured bass hardly ever see anymore. In this video Glenn is sharing several “hidden” pre-spawn rigs and how to fish them the right way. If you’re ready to catch more (and often bigger) pre-spawn bass on ...
All of our major catfish species spawn during spring or summer when the water warms to an optimal temperature. Channel and blue catfish spawn at 70 to 84 degrees, but 80 to 81 degrees is considered best. Flatheads spawn at 66 to 75 degrees. Not surprisingly spawning begins at different times in different latitudes, progressing from south to north.