When it comes to bass fishing it's all about getting to know the fish and how it behaves in various environments.
As conditions vary the fish adapts using its various senses to catch its prey.
In clear water a bass fish can see up to thirty feet and in murky waters the fish uses nerve endings called a lateral line which helps to detect movement.
When it comes to bass fishing tips the first thing you need to consider is what you are wearing, do not wear bright colors, and instead opt for neutral colors such as beige and gray.
Next up is the bass fish itself, the bass fish tends to be a creature of habit so once you get to know its habits you can more easily trace it and of course catch it.
Bass in general do not like to expend too much energy looking for food so it is always good to look for vegetation and food sources as this is generally where they will be when it comes to feeding.
Before you ever go bass fishing it is important to figure out the type of bass fishing you want to do as this will help you to determine which equipment to use and how best to use it.
When it comes to rods and reels you will have plenty of choices, when choosing a rod it needs to have a strong butt, beyond that the tips need to be sensitive.
Bait of course is also important, in terms of live bait you can go for worms, minnows, crayfish, frogs and leeches.
You can also use artificial lures depending on what you want to achieve.
Don't be of the mindset that big fish can only be caught in big lakes as this not true, many big bass are caught in small lakes or ponds.
When in your boat you need to keep quiet, the last thing you want to do is make noise in your boat which will spook the fish.