Bass love frogs and crayfish, and will also eat insects and even small members of their own species. They feed at the surface, in midwater or near the bottom.
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In spring, smallmouth bass gather on spawning grounds. In early summer, they occupy rocky and sandy areas of lakes and rivers in relatively shallow water. During summer heat, they retreat deeper, near cover such as rocks, stumps, banks and submerged logs. In winter, they move to the bottom and become nearly inactive. They prefer water temperatures between 18 and 20°C (64–68°F).
You can catch them by trolling, with my favourite approach—spinning or baitcasting using a jig or drop shot—or even by fly fishing.
Many anglers consider smallmouth bass among the hardest-fighting fish. Their leaps out of the water when hooked and their broad, flattened bodies, which provide powerful resistance, have earned that reputation. Their flesh is simply delicious. Personally, I prefer catch and release.
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Long live fishing!!!
Enjoy the rest of the season, everyone!!!
Written by: Emile Riffou (FB: Fishing Emile RF)
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