COLD-WATER BASS FISHING
COLD-WATER BASS FISHING Andy Morgan spent time casting and winding on day one. January 5, 2015 by Ed Harp Editor's note: These articles originally appeared in the January-February 2006 issue of FLW Bass Fishing Magazine, though the tips provided for wintertime bass fishing are as relevant today. OK, so you don’t live in the Deep South, and winter has not released its grip on your neighborhood. The water is cold, and most of your friends are duck hunting. The thing is, you have the itch – the itch to do a little bass fishing. Sounds good from home, but how do you get them to bite? After all, the water is cold, maybe 45 degrees or even lower, and they are not exactly on the feed. Still, you are not willing to wait for spring. Well, there is no reason to wait. So long as the water is not frozen, you can catch a few. In fact, those few might be some of the bigger ones of the year. To catch those winter bass you are dreaming about, you will need to ap