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Bass Fishing Safety General awareness As bass anglers we have chosen a sport that brings us into contact with ‘the great outdoors’, but with that comes a responsibility for our own safety, and for how our actions might affect the safety of others. It’s wise to develop

Have You Done Your Homework? Although the bass season is already underway for some of us, it’s never too late to do some advance thinking, in preparation for those hoped-for bass trips this year. If you generally do snap sessions, or just go bassing when on holiday

Understanding ‘Structure’ And Food Holding Areas “Every bass angler should have the word ‘structure’ indelibly inscribed onto his mind. Bass are frequently found close to structures because they offer security both to them and their prey”. The famous and well-liked bass angler, John Darling, used the above

How Bass Feed Bass will usually search for food wherever it can be disturbed by currents, waves and other types of water movement.  Swimming quickly, they feed primarily by sight during the day, and by a combination of senses in murky water and darkness.  Their food is often mini-species of fish