I fished a wooden structure at the mouth of one of the creeks thoroughly and never had a bite. I went back into the creek and fished around for about 45 minutes without any action. As I was coming back out of the creek, I noticed that the wooden structure seemed to have more current running by it. The tide was starting to come back in and the current had indeed picked up greatly. I stopped and fished this same spot and immediately caught about 15 pounds of bass.
Timing is number one when it comes to fishing tide water bass.
Combine what you know about where bass like to sit out of the current, find these spots, be there on time, and load the boat. Current and tide truly can make finding bass easier. All rights reserved by FishingLine.