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Throwing a hollow body frog in sparse grass is a missed opportunity. If you want to trigger violent reaction strikes over submerged weeds, you need the sputtering legs of a soft plastic toad.
Editor's picks
Why the spots that produced giant bass for you in the spring are suddenly barren in October. Decode the fall transition and get back on the fish.
A gritty, real-world breakdown of when to use Braid, Fluorocarbon, and Monofilament for bass fishing. Stop guessing and start landing more fish.
Stop reeling your jerkbait like a crankbait. Learn the real cadence, slack line control, and why the pause triggers massive bass strikes in cold water.
Throwing a hollow body frog in sparse grass is a missed opportunity. If you want to trigger violent reaction strikes over submerged weeds, you need the sputtering legs of a soft plastic toad.
That small tuft of feathers on the back hook of your topwater bait isn't just for decoration. It is a critical piece of engineering that controls the action and triggers strikes on the pause.
Missing strikes on a hollow body frog is the most frustrating thing in bass fishing. The problem isn't always the fish missing the bait; it's the factory hook design.
A good fishing website becomes valuable when it documents patterns, observations, and local knowledge over time.
Warm air doesn’t equal warm water. A no-BS guide on how to actually locate and catch pre-spawn largemouth bass from the bank in early spring.
Recent dispatches
Everyone teaches you to tie a 12-inch leader for a drop shot. Here's why that rigid rule is causing you to fish completely under or over the bass.
You've got the latest Japanese imports and the most expensive electronics, but you're still coming home with dinks. It's time to stop buying luck and start building a system.
You've got the latest Japanese imports and the most expensive electronics, but you're still coming home with dinks. It's time to stop buying luck and start building a system.
The buzzbait is arguably the most violent topwater lure in bass fishing, but if you wait until it hits the water to engage your reel, you are completely defeating its purpose.
Nose-hooking a Drop Shot creates the perfect, seductive swimming action. But if you try to fish a nose-hooked worm in heavy cover, you are going to spend your entire day re-tying.
That small tuft of feathers on the back hook of your topwater bait isn't just for decoration. It is a critical piece of engineering that controls the action and triggers strikes on the pause.