Largemouth Bass Archives - Page 2 of 2

Not as widely distributed as they once were, Atlantic salmon can be found in both lakes and streams of New England.

Long Island’s largemouths do not go into hibernation like a big old bear waiting for spring to arrive.

When summer gives way to fall, bass feed with increased urgency; here’s how to put it to your advantage.

When the topwater bite subsides, act quickly to kick start it with a simple rubber worm.

After fishing during the afternoon, the largest bass of an outing will likely come late.

Fine-tune your presentation to score consistent crankbait success on bass.

Catching largemouths once the weeds and lily pads take over your favorite lake or pond requires a change in tactics.

Buzz the shallows for some spectacular top water action before it gets too warm.

A different approach to working lily pads for heavily-pressured bass.

Bass have a decided sight advantage over prey when light gets low, here’s how to put it to your advantage.

When the first real warm-up of the spring arrives, a wacky-rigged Senko is the ticket for hefty bucket-mouths.

Nine outstanding Garden State locations for targeting monster bass this season.

Learning to fish a jig properly will broaden your ability to score bass under a variety of conditions.

As winter gives way to spring, largemouth bass begin to move shallow and they are eager to feed.