College Essay About Bass Fishing
On August 26, 2017 I caught my personal best bass at the Victoria Rod and Gun Club. It was the best feeling I had in along. This is why I like bass fishing and how I caught my PB bass and I am going talk about what events I want to be in. For people that don't know what bass fishing is it is fishing mostly for Largemouth bass, the most popular game fish in North America. They are pretty much everywhere, and you can find them in rivers, lakes, streams, or ponds.
The best place to catch bass are in lakes, especially lakes which have different structures like rocks, fallen trees, and stumps that make great hiding places for bass. Largemouth bass will hide between rocks, among water vegetation, or under the roots and limbs of sunken trees, striking at their prey from the shadows. Generally considered the main predator in their ecosystems, largemouth bass are extremely common …show more content…
The dorsal fin is divided to the point of almost forming two fins, and they have nine spines in the front part of their body.when I go fishing for largemouth bass I use artificial baits like crankbaits,chatterbaits,spinnerbaits, and texas rig soft plastic.Their are alot of pro bass fisherman that fish and but the one that inspired me the most and taught me tips and tricks is Scott Martin. Just a week ago their was The black bass world championship in South Africa. Tom Watson spurred team USA rally to a silver medal. On day 1, the U.S. team on the water consisted of Fritts and Botha in one boat, Canterbury, and Martin in another and Rose and Dudley in the third boat. Noticing that a crankbait bite was unlikely to develop. I think they were mostly done biting because the carp were spawning Dudley said. One thing that was weird was not seeing any baitfish. There were no schools of shad or minnows flickering and no bluegill nothing at all. If you got a bite, it was a bass. I never saw anything else.Some of the U.S.
The best place to catch bass are in lakes, especially lakes which have different structures like rocks, fallen trees, and stumps that make great hiding places for bass. Largemouth bass will hide between rocks, among water vegetation, or under the roots and limbs of sunken trees, striking at their prey from the shadows. Generally considered the main predator in their ecosystems, largemouth bass are extremely common …show more content…
The dorsal fin is divided to the point of almost forming two fins, and they have nine spines in the front part of their body.when I go fishing for largemouth bass I use artificial baits like crankbaits,chatterbaits,spinnerbaits, and texas rig soft plastic.Their are alot of pro bass fisherman that fish and but the one that inspired me the most and taught me tips and tricks is Scott Martin. Just a week ago their was The black bass world championship in South Africa. Tom Watson spurred team USA rally to a silver medal. On day 1, the U.S. team on the water consisted of Fritts and Botha in one boat, Canterbury, and Martin in another and Rose and Dudley in the third boat. Noticing that a crankbait bite was unlikely to develop. I think they were mostly done biting because the carp were spawning Dudley said. One thing that was weird was not seeing any baitfish. There were no schools of shad or minnows flickering and no bluegill nothing at all. If you got a bite, it was a bass. I never saw anything else.Some of the U.S.