Effects of Disturbances and the time of the day* Vibrations/Noise/Disturbances There cannot
be any ?Quiet Please!? sign that can be posted in the middle of water
to warn you. You should remember to keep a quiet atmosphere and ambience
so as not to scare away the Bass. The sound of noisy motors, squeaking rusty oars, sound of a car or even the sound of your effort for casting far can drive the Bass away. It is suggested that you should meet or confront the fish in its own domain (environment, water, plants, etc), without disturbing them and get your catch. A good pair of Polaroid sunglasses will come very handy for you to see better in the bright sunlight, blinding glare and, confusing reflections off the surface of the water(s). * Time of day, Sunlight and Colour Seasoned Bass anglers suggest dawn and dusk time for Bass fishing as the same happens to be the best feeding time for Bass. Though the visibility may be at its best, the noon time or the time of the day when the sun will be the brightest, the same is not recommended as bass shirk their feeding and go deep for cooler atmosphere and for cover. Bass are known for its keen observing tendencies regarding the colour and movement of its prey. They always look for bright coloured live prey and that too which are moving briskly. By knowing this, if you can create such simulations at the time of casting your bait, than you will maximize your chances of catching more bass. However,
you should not conclude that bass angling would fail during nighttime
or other time of the day other than dawn and dusk. Bass does feed during
other time also, and you should be in a position to plan your strategy
and techniques for successfully luring the Bass out.
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An overview of
the Basics of Bass Fishing | Bass
are also comfort lovers | Bass
Fishing tools that you need | Effect
of Season in Bass fishing | Effects
of Disturbances and the time of the day | Finding
out the Bass and Going there | How
water conditions affect Bass fishing | Knowing
environment and behavior patterns help | Knowing
the nature of the Predators and Habitats | Knowing
what to buy The Key to Success |
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