| In the winter when most lakes are frozen over, | | | | the water, the longer you let it sit. Then if you |
| there still are places to fish for bass... they are | | | | don't get a hit, just raise your tip and let it fall |
| called rivers. If the river you fish is stained or has | | | | again and sit some more. |
| dingy water, I have a bait for you. The flat tail | | | | When you get a hit, it usually isn't like a tap-tap, it |
| grub! | | | | feels like you hooked a leaf and dragging it |
| The times I like to use these is when he water is | | | | through the water. Feels kind of mushy. When |
| 40 degrees or less. Then I tie on a 3″ | | | | you feel the "mush" or softness, set the hook but |
| grub with a round 1/4 ounce head and a 3/0 | | | | not like on a regular lure, set it more lightly and |
| hook. I also use 6 pound test, which lets you feel | | | | take up the slack in the line with the reel. |
| more bites and also is better in windy conditions. | | | | When you get tired of sitting at home and want |
| Make sure you rig the grub so the flat tail is | | | | to do some bass fishing in the winter, go to the |
| horizonal. Fish the lure so it bumps into any kind of | | | | nearest river and try this technique. |
| object and let it sit. I mean let it sit. The colder | | | | |