Black Bass
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The bass is a very wary fish, and requires but littleto make them uneasy and shy. Night and morning is the best time forbait fishing, unless the weather be cold; then from about 3 to 6 p. M. For fly fishing, two hours after sunrise and one hour or twobefore dark will be found the most tempting time.
In lake fishing it is always best to run out to the deep water andfish in towards the shallows or feeding grounds, as the boat being inthe deeper water is not so conspicuous to the fish in the shall...ows. When a bass is hooked, I always work toward deep water, so as to playthe fish freely and avoid snags, rocks, weeds, etc.
If fishing from a bank, I get as near the level of the water aspossible, and when a fish is hooked, I head at once to the deepestwater practicable.
I find it a good plan to let the bass have the bait from two to tenseconds, according to the way he takes it; then strike at once, giving him line freely, but keeping the thumb on the reel as a drag. Click reels are an abomination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bass is a very wary fish, and requires but littleto make them uneasy and shy. Night and morning is the best time forbait fishing, unless the weather be cold; then from about 3 to 6 p. M. For fly fishing, two hours after sunrise and one hour or twobefore dark will be found the most tempting time.
In lake fishing it is always best to run out to the deep water andfish in towards the shallows or feeding grounds, as the boat being inthe deeper water is not so conspicuous to the fish in the shall...ows. When a bass is hooked, I always work toward deep water, so as to playthe fish freely and avoid snags, rocks, weeds, etc.
If fishing from a bank, I get as near the level of the water aspossible, and when a fish is hooked, I head at once to the deepestwater practicable.
I find it a good plan to let the bass have the bait from two to tenseconds, according to the way he takes it; then strike at once, giving him line freely, but keeping the thumb on the reel as a drag. Click reels are an abomination.
What to read after Black Bass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradford, Charles Barker, 1862-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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