Largemouth Bass Rescue! Did I Do the Right Thing?
Today, I found myself in an unusual situation—a largemouth bass was tied up on a string when I arrived at my fishing spot. It was secured to a ratchet strap, and with no one else around, I decided to release it back into the water. I kept wondering if I made the right call, but leaving it tied up just didn’t sit right with me. After freeing the bass, I continued fishing, switching to a jerkbait and some Gulp minnows. I didn’t land any more bass, but I did reel in a few bluegill. What would you do if you found a fish tied up with no one nearby? Let me know your thoughts on this tricky call.
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One of THE BEST Fishing Lures For FALL Bank Fishing (Bass Fishing)
Fall fishing is here, and I’m out on the bank with one of my all-time favorite lures for this season—a sinking jerkbait. The bass action was promising, and I quickly caught a great white bass while fishing along a point. The bite was fast and fierce but slowed down just as quickly as it began. I then moved to a dock, where the jerkbait helped me hook two largemouth bass. If you’re heading out for fall bass fishing, a sinking jerkbait is a solid choice to have on hand. Give it a try next time you’re out and let me know how it works for you!
