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jasonking

From zero to catching fish in 6 months💡

Started fishing completely clueless - first month was brutal! Still learning every time I go out, but here are a few things that really helped me: 🎣 Prime time windows: 7-10am and 4-7pm are money 🍞 Scout with bread: Hit busy docks, toss bread/corn - if fish swarm, that spot's golden 🐛 Senko magic: Texas-rigged senko worms = bass magnets every single time 🏞️ Hidden gems: Skip crowded public spots, those random apartment ponds are bass heaven 🪱 The 10-cast rule: No bites after 10 throws? Move or change baits immediately 📱 Use FishBox app to find active lakes nearby based on weather patterns. Each spot is like solving a puzzle - time, location, bait all matter. Don't give up, it clicks eventually! What's your best beginner lesson learned the hard way? #fishing #FishingTips #BassFishing #beginnerfishing

From zero to catching fish in 6 months💡
fisherchad

If I had to choose 4 summer baits, I’d pick these

Summer bass fishing gets a bad rap, but honestly, I love it. Sure, conditions can be tough—hot water, finicky fish—but that just means it’s time to dial in your baits. After plenty of trial and error, I’ve locked in a four-lure rotation that consistently puts fish in the boat: - Deep water (10-20ft): Fast-diving crankbaits around ledges and points - long casts, fast retrieve for reaction bites - Surface action: Topwater walkers near shade lines and schooling fish - nothing beats watching bass explode on top! - Finesse mode: Soft plastic jerkbaits for suspended fish and clear water situations - When all else fails: Dropshot with straight tail worms on isolated cover - less action, more bites Each handles different moods, but together they've never let me down through the dog days. What's your summer confidence bait that saves the day? #fishing #BassFishing #FishingGear #FishingTips

If I had to choose 4 summer baits, I’d pick these