SUMMER BASS FISHIG PART FOUR

January 28th, 2012

Breaklines and drop offs are also important elements to consider in summer bass patterns. A break line is any area where different habitats meet. A weed edge is the break line between the vegetated, cover rich area and the open water next to it. A drop off is the edge where a shallow, flat bottom falls away into deeper water. A water-color break line is formed where dingy water meets clear water. Bass Fishing Guides Orlando Florida.

SUMMER BASS FISHING PART THREE

January 16th, 2012

In such areas its important not to fish beneath the bass, because their feeding focus is rarely downward.They will follow a sinking or diving lure if it passes through their area of surveillance on the way, but if it passes by beneath that window,they will likely not even be aware of it. Always consider the size of the food-producing area of any shallow cover when searching for summer bass. A bigger weed bed produces more food than a smaller patch and probably serves as the pantry or dining room for many more fish. BASS FISHING IN ORLANDO KISSIMMEE AND DISNEY AREA IS THE BEST PLACE FOR SUMMER BASS FISHING.

Summer Bass Fishing Part 2

November 29th, 2011

Bass move around more in the summer than at any other time of year because of their need to eat. Even though there are differences in the food chain from environment to environment bass are able to adapt to whatever behavior and environmental niche they find advantageous. So its safe to say that if there’s a prey based pattern, bass are using it during the summer.
Perhaps the most reliable summer patterns revolve around vegetation, because it houses and protects many types of prey, from frogs to panfish, to crawfish. Bass prowl the weeds beds and their edges, looking for food. Especially when the vegetation forms shade-producing surface mats, it offers hidden vantages for ambush feeding bass, they position themselves high under the overhead cover, tight within its most densely shaded area, and then charge out to grab anything swimming by in the lighter open area nearby. At big bass guide service my team of pro bass fishing guides love the summer time bass fishing in the Orlando Kissimmee and Disney area. Family Friendly.

Summer Bass Fishing part one

November 16th, 2011

Florida bass anglers were convinced that the summers heat sent their quarry into a state of inactivity. Now we know that the opposite is closer to the truth. The bass is a cold blooded creature, and its metabolism is directly linked to water temperature. The warmer the water (to a point, anyway), the more frequently bass must feed. Bass Fishing Orlando Florida.

WEATHER FORECAST

October 18th, 2011

When it comes to weather, trends are more important than current conditions. Enter the weather conditions into your log every day, not just on the days you fish. If your entry says the fish did such-and such on a 74-F cloudy day in july, your not going to remember three years later that it was actually the fourth day following a severe cold front and marked the first day that the wind had lain down and the sky had clouded up in five days. Information like this is far more pertinent to the fishes activity level. Bass fishing guides Orlando Kissimmee and Disney area,

KEEP A LOG

September 26th, 2011

The simple act of recording information forces you to analyze and compare it more than you otherwise would. It also helps you recognize patterns that might not be evident at first glance. It does not matter if the log is handwritten, recorded on your way home from the lake, or typed into a computer database once your home, as long as it works for you. K issimmee and Orlando Bass Fishing.

Think Combinations and Intersections

September 7th, 2011

A submerged log is a fine piece of cover and may hold a bass. The deep edge of a weed bed is a superbreak line and will usually be attractive to bass. But if that log is lying across the edge of a weedline, you can bet the bass will use that spot along the weed edge and that log will be a good casting target. Where two forms of cover intersect, or where the edge of cover abuts good structure, is likely to be a good spot. Bass Fishing Guides Orlando Flaorda,

GOOD POLARIZED GLASSES

August 11th, 2011

You and the fish live in different worlds, and the more you know about his, the more successful you will be. Depth sounders and topographic maps help, but their information is limited. A pair of polarized sunglasses lets you see a little farther and a little more clearly into the water. In many cases, they let you see exactly what your lure does in response to your rod tip artistry and how fish react to those movements. BIG BASS GUIDE SERVICE, ORLANDO KISSIMMEE AND DISNEY AREA.

GOOD HABITS #4 Visualize the Water

June 9th, 2011

Read the lay of the land,your depth sounder, and the information each cast gives you about the contours and conditions below. As you fish, try to create a mental image of the corner of the bass world. Picture your lure as it swims, sinks,or climbs over obstructions. Try to visualize where the lairs of the bass are. Then try to get your lure into those places and make it act particularly vulnerable when its there. In Florida in the Orlando and Kissimmee and Disney area in Central Florida this habits are very important…

GOOD HABITS #3

March 14th, 2011

FISH DRY LAND. Whenever you look at a landscape, imagine it flooded. Try to visualize the paths the fish would follow as they move in that habitat. Where would they position themselves to gain an advantage? Picture yourself in a boat floating overhead, and try to figure out where you should be casting, based on what’s visible above your imaginary waterline. This will help you guess where fish might be waiting for a meal and determine how to present a lure to those spots. Bass Fishing Orlando Kissimmee and Disney Area, Also Lakeland FL Area.