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Secrets Of The Deep "Largemouth Bass Pools"
Today's bass fishing tips are all about how to catch largemouth bass in (and out of currents.Using currents to gain a huge advantage over bass... and every other guy in the water not reading this article. Pay special attention for the tips concerning sloughs, feeder creeks,and "deep pool" fishing. Killer stuff.(And you'll hear about the $400,000 fish at the end).
When you follow the instructions in this article, you'll gain access to these 3 things, along with over 100 more little-known secrets:
* The "pumpkin seed" secret Carl uses with 2 different retrieval techniques when all else fails...(Hint: His success with this relies on the 3-inch bait he keeps in his pocket for emergencies... and he hasn't told a soul until now!)
* A secret black and gold bait that can catch a mess of bass like clockwork! (It was invented by an old group of bass fishing insiders... and Carl swears it's one of the best baits ever made.) (Important Note: it's not sold in stores... but Carl will tell you the one place you can get 'em!)
* A killer live bait smallmouths destroy between July 15th and October 1st in most areas of the U.S... every single year! (Carl can take 12 pieces of this bait and have 12 hookups in less than an hour... and he'll show you exactly how.)
* And many, many, MANY more...Next up: the tips I promised you.
River bass fishing will differ slightly from targeting the various bass species in a lake environment. Different types of bass will be found here than in open ponds and lakes, and lifestyles and habits will be quite different, leading you to need to employ a new set of tactics in order to have a successful catch.
This article gives a little insight to river bass fishing for those who have never targeted this type of water for bass before.First of all, there are several different species of bass that can be found in rivers across the country. Largemouth, smallmouth, Kentucky spotted bass, shoal bass, Suwannee bass, Guadalupe bass, and more run throughout the river systems in North America.However, even though some habits and patterns differ between the particular species, they are all still bass and have certain similarities that can work in your favor when river bass fishing. One of the main things to keep in mind is that all bass will use structure and natural curves and breaks to provide shelter for themselves against the current. That means anglers have a target point to shoot for in any river for any kind of bass.
River bass fishing on the inside and outside curves of a river can be productive. The current cuts deep into the bank, building outside curves, and gravel, dirt and debris are deposited to form inside curves. In outside curves, bass can find much of their preferred cover in fallen trees, big rocks, and root systems, covering them in deep water where they are cool and in a prime spot to ambush unsuspecting prey. The inside curves have sandbars and shallow water flats. If there is any kind of grass or shrub growing here, it makes a great spawning location, and you can find many active bass in these holes in early spring.
As always, get out there and try this stuff.Don't fish rivers? Adapt it to your local lake!
I've been in Hawaii for the past 10 days...I've got some family over here, one of whom has been fishing for a LIVING for over 30 years on the Big Island, and now Kauai.You can still catch fish out here,but it's NOTHING like it used to be because the state never put the regulations on commercial fishing that should have been instituted.
Tough to make a living at it now.
Anyway, Bob (the fisherman) informed me that the first bluefin tuna of the season was caught off an island in Japan, and sold immediately at an auction for over $400,000.
Imagine... 1 fish... $400,000!
Kinda makes me want to get out there and roll the dice! 
P.S. While you probably won't catch a bass worth $400,000... I bet you blow your buddies away and become one of the most respected bass fishermen in your area after you put some of this to work for you:
About the Author
I hope you get out fishing over the weekend, and if you get a chance to try any of the tips above, let me know.
And don't forget to check out the Bass Fishing Secret Weapon for even better catches. P.S. ...and if you want more old school tips than you could possibly use in a lifetime... stuff that is tried and proven to put fish on the dinner table... even when in the worst conditions possible (and even when nobody else can catch a single bass), you gotta give this a look: lures and baits.
