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The “Match the Hatch” Theory Explained

by Jared Pease | Jul 12, 2017 | Theory | 0 |

The match the hatch theory was originally used by trout fishermen, but later adapted by bass anglers. Matching the hatch simply means observing the type of forage in the body of water you are fishing and choosing a lure that mimics that forage in size, species, and perhaps most importantly, color. So the forage in the water, whether it be shad, minnows, night crawlers, herring, crawfish, frogs, etc. is what would be considered the “hatch”

Even the Pros Struggle to Re-locate Moving Bass

by Jared Pease | Jun 20, 2017 | Theory | 0 |

Of all the problems bass tournament pros face, being forced to re-locate moving bass that have suddenly moved ranks among the hardest to solve, and it happens often this time of year during the transition from spring into summer. It happened recently to Yamaha Pro Greg Vinson, who after leading a Bassmaster® Elite event for two days, lost his fish the next day and fell to 23rd in the standings.

The Cosmic Clock and Bass Behavior by Tom Young

by Jared Pease | Jun 10, 2017 | Theory | 0 |

The Cosmic Clock law tells us that bass will return to exactly the same locations every year of their life cycle. Their rhythm will also return to the same condition within each feeding cycle.

Rekindling The Passion – Feeling It Re-Ignite.

by John | Jun 1, 2017 | Bass Fishing, Theory | 0 |

In years past, I would meticulously straighten my tackle and tackle boxes, I would clean my reels each spring and put new line on them from sitting all winter,