The reason for this is weed growth, itis usually thickest in the shallows, and that's where
the majority of the bass tend to live. I've seen bass in 6-8 inches of
shallow clear water with weed beds.So go get them bass in shallow, clear water just
be as quite as possible and you should have a good day on the water.Article
by P. Any stumps, or weedy areas will hold bass when they're in shallows. What
kind of bassing condition gives you the most trouble? Is it cold, muddy water? Deep
water? Weedy areas? Most bass anglers I've talked to says clear, shallow water. Shallow bass
are as spooky as a deer in a room full of deer hunters, Tn Requin and they
will develop lockjaw the moment they detect your presence.Catchingthem under these conditions demands a lot
of patience as well as an accurate presentation. The majority I catch here in Illinois
is in stained water and thick cover. I've seen spawning bass as early as February
in stained, murky water and as late as June in a clear body of water.
Anytime the lake suddenly rises, always check newly flooded shallows because bass will move into
these areas to gorge themselves on insects and other forage trapped there. When bass are
in clear shallow water, they are as visible as a neon sign. Clear water warms
more slowly than murky, stained water. Finding them and catching them 925 silver in less than two
feet of clear water sounds impossible, but bass can adapt to super clear water.It would
seem logical thatthey would inhabit the darkest, deepest areas, but the 12 years I spent
in California I found that the clearer the water the more they gravitated to shallower
areas, especially in rivers and natural lakes. There isn't any real reason for bass to
be anywhere but the shallows.They are most likely to be in shallow, clear water in
spring when they are spawning. Large Mouths will move into the shallows in coves, flats
as the water approaches the upper 60 degree range, looking for the best place to
build their nest.I look for bass in the northwest corner of the lake, which is
mostly protected from the cold north winds and can be around 7-8 degrees warmer than
any other place on the lake. Plus the forage in most clear water is often
composed of crawfish, bluegill and shiners; this type of forage typically inhibit the shallow, weedy
areas.Because clear water lakes contain little plankton, this limits the plankton eating baitfish such as
shad. Yet seeing the bass and catching it is two different matters.You are just as
visible to the bass as it is to you, and approaching to within casting distance
requires you to be stealthy, and you have to try and get it to bite
at the same time. Roberts - http://bassfishingbyproberts.blogspot.com/.
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