Bass prefer to do their feeding in shallow water, where minnows, frogs, and insects are abundant. And even in the hottest weather they will move into such water under favorable conditions; although as a rule they seek shelter in the depths of streams and lakes during the day.
What sets great bass fisherman apart from the rest of us? Quite a lot actually, including casting ability, the ability to read water to see where fish are hiding, and the ability to choose the best lures. There’s not much you can do about the first two advantages other than take some time to practice, but you can use the same lures many of the pros use starting today. While there are no “lures to end all lures,” there are several lures that perform much better than their other counterparts because they more accurately depict the prey that bass are used to feeding on. One of the best bass fishing tips that you can ever learn is to calibrate for each situation and adjust your tactics accordingly. That being said, here’s three of the best bass fishing lures.
