| Sometimes the best trick to catch a bass
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| | however, the bait is kept in a horizontal
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| is one of the oldest, which is to give
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| | position during the entire time.
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| them something they have never seen
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| | You also want to make sure that the bait
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| before. A lot of times this can
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| | is in constant contact with the bottom of
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| accomplished by using a bait in a way
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| | the lake, but at the same time working
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| that it was never intended to be used.
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| | uphill rather than down. This becomes
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| So the question that comes to mind is
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| | difficult for two reasons. The first
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| Swim-baits. They do so well in 3 out of 4
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| | reason is the obvious that it is actually
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| seasons, but then the 4th season, winter,
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| | called a Swim-bait and not a
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| they have never been tested until just
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| | bottom-feeder. The second reason is just
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| recently. Originally it is to be used in
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| | as obvious as it is not easy pulling the
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| a traditional manner in which you would
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| | bait up hill.
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| let it sink, reel it in a bit then let it
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| | You never know what can be accomplished
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| sink some more.
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| | when you use a lure in a manner that it
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| The trick with Swim-bait during the
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| | was never intended to be used in.
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| winter when the water is cold is to let
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| | Experiment every chance you can. You
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| it sit upright with its tail pointing up
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| | never know when you may just come up with
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| towards the surface of the water. This is
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| | the next big fishing technique. Try
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| usually accomplished by slightly
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| | something new and different, it may just
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| overweighing it so that you can still use
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| | work, you never know.
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| it in a traditional manner of reeling
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| | Read more about Swimbait at Best Fishing
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| then letting it sink. In this case
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| | Club.
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