I have to catch more bass.
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Depends on the situation
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Dude, there's more fish in the sea, find a girl that's not going to be so much trouble. This one sounds like a handfull.
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When visibility is greatly reduced, choose big lures since they are easier for bass to see and catch. Bass seem reluctant to move far from a holding spot, so you want their first swipe at the lure to hook them. When the going gets muddy try: 1. Spinnerbaits – A large spinnerbait is highly visible and produces vibrations fish can sense with their lateral line. For maximum flash and vibration, use a 3/8 to 9/16 ounce black spinnerbait with a single Tennessee blade. If the current is slack, you may want to drop to a ¼ ounce model. You can also tip your spinnerbait with a trailer such as a big pork frog to add buoyancy so you can fish it slower. 2. Crankbaits – A big crankbait with a diving lip is deadly in muddy water, even in very shallow water. Use a slow retrieve to give the bass ample opportunity to find the lure. 3. Jigs – Use a big rubber-legged jig and large trailer to probe shallow cover. Black is a good primary color, but try a hot secondary color on the jig skirt or trailer, such as chartreuse or orange. In muddy water, you can approach bass closely, so try flippin a jig into cover in quiet pockets. 4. Plastic Lizards – Rig them Texas-style on a 3/16 ounce slip sinker. They work better than plastic worms because they have more bulk, therefore easier for bass to find. A lizard with a twister tail provides added vibration. Try black or black and chartreuse.\n\nIf spinnerbaits and crankbaits aren’t producing bass, slow your retrieve. If you still aren’t catching fish, change the lure style or size. Even lures of the same kind often produce different vibrations. A change in style and size changes the pattern of vibration, which can change the response of bass.
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your hobbies might help, and okay, it might sound like\nc*ap righ now, but you know, fish in the sea, etc., etc.\ngood luck.
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I like to go out deep sea and catch some marlin.
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The bass get pretty big in Florida. I would go with say a 1 or 2 ought hook for bass and I would probably go with say a 1/16 oz or even a 1/32 oz small jig for bream or specks.(blugill or crappie) these sizes will get you through the season. I have fished for bass in florida and have used up to say 4-5 ought hook for shiner fishing. (with a weed guard) and used golden shiners up to 12" long to catch them. My biggest so far is 8.5 lbs caught in Okeechobee.
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i like music and i play the bass\n\n=]\n\nand games are muy fun
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aquarium - i'm full of fish
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go fishing again that ain't so hard only if u ask
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You can use just about anything for catfish... and yes... I have used anchovies as bait before... with limited success... but I also caught a stripped bass that night too.
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my current bass is 46" long, i have had one that was a bit longer but most were right in this length range
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you can call  1-800-basspro  they might be able to help you ok.
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go to bass pro shops, they have quite a few in the price range your looking for
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go buy wire leader.there will be a clip at one end and a barrel swivel at the other.clip your lure on the clip and tie the barrel to the line .use them up north on blues.youll never lose your lure
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Boom Boom boomboom boomboom boom boom! No, I dont play the bass, I pretend to ;play the bass!    HI There!  Epstien was a close second( I got a note from my mother)
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Get headphones.  Turn up the music.
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No the do not sleep. Sunnies and Northerns and perch sink near the bottom, and remain somewhat dormant. Bass may actually remain active at night and can easily be caught with floating rapalas reeled slowly across the water.\n\nTake a bright flashlight and walk along the shore shining the light into the shallows, and you will be amazed at the things you can see.