Need some good largemouth bass fishing tips, and also i need to know how to put new string on my reel…?

June 4, 2009

it is open bail type and i am puttin spider wire on it (is that any good) and i also need tips on how to catch largemouth bass like what type of bait to use or whatever

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4 Responses to “Need some good largemouth bass fishing tips, and also i need to know how to put new string on my reel…?”

  1. jenNdan18286 on June 4th, 2009 11:59 am

    I won best answer for step by step instructions on how to put new line on a reel…the asker sounded very pleased, said it worked. Go here to see my advice

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ak94TF1WXPjSY7l6qhaFKRPsy6IX?qid=20060828132803AALC2TX

    Now as for bass fishing tips LIVE BAIT. Nothing works better than a shiner and a bobber, no matter the time of year. Other than that use sanko worms or rapalas.

    If none of these work you might have to try dynamite…

  2. Nathan on June 4th, 2009 3:02 pm

    I’ll speak to largemouth tips for the current time of year. I’m in Missouri and they have been killing top water and crankbaits. I have mainly been fishing small bodies of water (ponds, strip pits, etc) but I would still start with top water in shallows even when lake fishing right now. I always seem to do pretty well with a small bass jig (bitsy bug) with a plastic crawl.

    Let me know if I can be of more help.

    Nathan
    http://www.HunterByDesign.com

  3. Sportsman's Paradise on June 4th, 2009 3:03 pm

    Spinner baits and worms. If you are unsure about the use of either, stop by your local bait shop and ask to see the spinner baits and how to rig up a worm for bass.. Good luck and have fun!

  4. Marc Rogers on June 4th, 2009 7:46 pm

    Lay the spool of new line on its side and use the reel to wind line onto the reel spool. Then to get the twist out of the line have a partner (or place it on the ground, holder, etc…) and pull all of the line off the reel across a yard. Reel the line back onto the reel and allow it to lay free in the yard while doing so. This will allow the line to be spooled onto the reel twist free. You can also let all of the line off the reel spool while pulling it behind a boat at slow speeds. This too will remove the twist that often happens on a spinning reel. Make sure there is not a lure attached to the line when doing this.

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