Tim Allard
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Fish Wakebaits on Shorelines for Low-Light Summer Largemouth - On The Water (opens the original)
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Bank habitat contains many areas to catch bass. The section of water adjacent to shore is full of life such as frogs, baitfish, and crayfish. Should they fall into the water, chipmunks, mice, dragonflies, and other terrestrial critters are also on the menu. Largemouth tucked under docks, fallen trees, and other shady spots, come out to feed on an array of prey near the shore as light fades. The bank as well as shallow drop-offs are natural contours fish relate to when roaming for food. Likewise
Cast Swimbaits Over Weed Flats for Low-Light Summer Largemouth - On The Water (opens the original)
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Shallow and mid-depth weed flats are a prime area largemouth stalk prey during twilight. In these zones, the tops of the plants rarely touch the surface, and this space above the greenery is where the action unfolds at dusk. As with daytime flat strategies, concentrate on spots containing something different than the overall uniformity of the area. Rock piles, changes in plant species, old creek channels, patches of pencil reeds, and sandbars are examples. Finding these areas during the day and
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