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Florida Bass Fishing .UsThe website dedicated to improve your bass fishing in Florida by giving you tips, techniques and free lake maps with hot spots. This site also features an online bass fishing gear store with some great bargains! Here's what some of our readers say about the information from our site: I tried some of the lilli pad techniques on your site and landed a 5lb 3oz bass on a craw lure in thick pads.- LUIS TAMBUNGA I want to thank you for the tips you gave me on catching more bass from the retention ponds, i've had very good results. first day , caught 4 bass largest was 3 LBS- Joe I have caught fish in several of the spots that you have highlighted on your site- Double DHad a good outing last weekend out on Lake Pierce, finishing 2nd with big bass honors, and edged out of 1st by 1/10th of an ounce! DRATS! Thanks Paul for the tips, as this was my first time on Pierce and needed all the help I could get- GEEKD4BASS Being from NC ......it was HARd to figure out these fish in Fl.......thanks for making it easier- Corey BullardSo stay a while and learn how you can do more catching instead of fishing! Bass Fishing Navigation
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Bass Fishing Tip of the Week 07/01/09: Submerged Vegetation Spells Bass HeavenBass relate to all types of structure including humps, drop offs, timber, shell beds, rock but one of the most productive is submerged vegetation. Vegetation attracts fish due to a few factors such as the ability to harbor baitfish and insects as well as producing oxygen. Vegetation also provides a nice ambush site for the ever hungry largemouth. Some common vegetation includes hydrilla, coontail and peppergrass. Fishing hydrilla and coontail is very similar. If the vegetation is completely submerged try fishing over the vegetation with a white Zoom Fluke or gold Rapala Husky jerk. Work these baits erratically with some pauses between jerks. On the deep side of the vegetation where it starts to thin out try throwing a Zoom Trickworm in the Junebug color tied on Texas rig style. Use a 3/16 to 1/4 ounce weight and work it slowly trying to bump into the scattered hydrilla or coontail stalks. If the hydrilla/coontail is matted on top of the surface, get your flippin stick out and toss a 3/8 to 1/2 ounce weight with a craw imitation or Zoom trickworm into the thickest mats you can find. Jig it several times once you break through the mat to entice a vicious strike. Also throw a white/chartreuse spinner bait with a Colorado willow leaf combination around the scattered mats allowing the bait to fall on occasion when working it into the pockets. A topwater can also be very productive along the mat edges such as a Zara spook or Bot Howdy in chrome/silver. Peppergrass takes a little more patience but my two most successful methods is pitching the stalks with a Zoom trickworm or working a spinnerbait through the stalks. Give these methods a shot next time you find submerged vegetation and come back to Florida Bass Fishing.us for some more great fishing tips. Tight Lines, The Largemouth Herald
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