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3 myths about cold water cranking
- throw red when the water is cold.
âď¸ never limit red to cold water. Bass feed on shad forage ALL YEAR LONG. Bass feed on crawfish ALL YEAR LONG
- in cold water throw a tight wiggling crankbait
âď¸ thatâs not completely true. If the water is cold and especially if itâs muddy try a crankbait with a lot of noise and action to get the bassâs attention. If you canât get his attention you wonât get the bite.
- in cold water you need to throw a deeper diving crankbait
âď¸ Thatâs not completely true. The further we move into winter the more bass (especially largemouth) use shallow water for ambient warmth from the longer days and sunshine. Thereâs a significant amount of fish that will move into the 1-3 foot zone as the water temps stabilize in the low 40s at the end of winter.
Loyal to the game and to BLat and SUF. Now letâs put these to work. Fall fishing or all fishing. Get it done! Brian Latimer
This weekend Iâm in Miami catching peacocks with my sons.
I was able to get out this afternoon and found them most likely on their winter structure up here in the NE - a bit deeper - water temp 44ish.Â