Bass Fishing Articles BFHP Bass Articles Boating Equip. Shoreline Bassing Bass fishing from the shore is much like fishing from a boat. The angler must assess the seasonal behavior of the bass, determine where they are most likely to be located, and then pick a lure and presentation that matches the conditions. Bass fishing books and magazines like the In-Fisherman and Bassmaster generally provide these guidelines.
Shoreline fishing creates a few obstacles that frustrate boat fishermen less often.
The brush, reeds, pads, and other shoreline flora can hinder approaches, and make taking the optimum position difficult or impossible. The slope of the bottom away from the angler makes some presentations easier, and others more likely to snag. As a result, lure choices are often dictated by shoreline cover and bottom slopes. As suggested by the other expert. Spinnerbaits and small plastic worms and grubs are often choice selection.