BASS

If you want to catch more bass, fish with bait. There are times that bait will catch bass when nothing else will.

Preparation is one key to catching more bass that many fisherman and women overlook. Have that pole ready to go and your tackle in order to catch more largemouth bass.

The Rock Bass likes to hang out in clear water lakes and streams, often in similar conditions to the Smallmouth Bass.

Here are some tips to get you catching more smallmouth bass in no time.

The first tip to catch largemouth bass is to fish near structure. Submerged logs, boat docks, wood beds, rock outcroppings, even junk cars and tires in the water are great places to fish for largemouth bass.

Squam Lake, New Hampshire's largemouth bass and smallmouth bass and trout fishing is spread out amongst varying depths that reach a maximum of about 100 feet in the lake's deepest region

As a producer of hip hop beats, adding live bass when making beats will help beats made in your home studio stand out from the rest. Get info on how to select and record live bass for hip hop yourself, and helpful production tips and tricks.

For larger striped bass 30" long and longer in schools large enough that commercial Cape Cod striped bass typically have little trouble meeting their 40-fish bag limit, one area worth fishing is the Pollock Rip

If you're a surcasting or kayak fisherman looking to fish for striped bass at night, it's a given that live eels work best, but if you must, or if you like to keep things simple, you can also use large saltwater fishing lures

Fish this fastwater area with care, deliberation and purpose. The conditions that attract pelagics like striped bass also pose hazards to saltwater fishing and kayak fishing enthusiasts in small boats.

Squibnocket at Martha's Vineyard is obvious by its three distinct groups of rock clusters with good-sized coves between each and surf that is constant. The best striped bass and bluefish fishing takes place here at night.

Striped bass fishermen looking for keepers 28"-plus in waters close to structure deep and shallow, roiled with whitewater swell and subject to good current, do well to fish outer Boston Harbor's Great Brewster Island.

During the spring and fall, striped bass and bluefish get trapped in the shallows on the flats. As the draining tide brings up from the river mouth wider sand bunkers, so begins a magic hour: dusk. Read on for fishing tips for Massachusetts North River.

When striped bass prove few and far between, digging striped bass out of Massachusetts Bay requires depth, tubes-and-worms, eels, chunk mackerel, herring. The keeper bass there alright. But it takes is patience to find them.

Low water striped bass and bluefish feeds take place on Massachusetts's sand flats each season, especially during fall, when the fish fatten up for their migration back to their mid-Atlantic spawning grounds. The feeds can persist for several weeks.

To fish these striped bass fishing flats at their best, whether kayak fishing or otherwise, check the tide tables beforehand. Any other time it's a good plan to fish first the deeper channels, guzzles, and tidal streams.

Monomoy Island National Wildlife Refuge, off Chatham, Massachusetts on Cape Cod is home to excellent birdwatching, striped bass fishing, and beach hiking.

Getting introduced to the Bass guitar doesn't take long- but getting good at it means knowing what the Bass can and can't do.

Flippin is a powerful bass fishing technique

Flippin is a powerful bass fishing technique

This series of articles covers the calendar periods of a year in the life of a big largemouth bass named Betty. Betty is a resident of a northern natural lake, and we will trace her year, and how the changing calendar periods affect her behavior.

Catch a big lunker bass on any given day.

The cooling temperatures and shorter days of September and October signal the height of the smallmouth bass fishing on New York and Pennsylvania's Upper Delaware River.