| You go to your favorite fishing hole.
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| | lake is 10 feet + deep. So in early
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| About 5 feet deep and plenty of
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| | winter and late fall bass can be near any
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| structure, your go-to place for
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| | structure in 10feet + deep water. During
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| largemouth bass. It is the middle of
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| | mid-winter and late winter, though,
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| winter and you go cast your line out to
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| | oxygen levels decrease in deeper water
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| this favourite honey-hole of yours. You
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| | causing the fish to find a happy medium
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| fish all day with not one bite. What
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| | between warmth and oxygen levels. Usually
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| happened? Well, I am going to tell you.
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| | this will be around 10 feet.Ok, now what
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| There two things that effect bass
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| | about the metabolism of largemouth bass.
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| drastically in the winter, the epilimniom
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| | In the winter, or when the temperature of
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| and the metabolism of the
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| | the water becomes cold, the bass'
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| bass.Epilimniom, what's that? Has anyone
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| | metabolism lowers greatly, forcing them
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| ever told you that largemouth bass live
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| | to eat only small traces of whatever
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| most of their lives in water that is 5
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| | floats by them. Use small soft plastic
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| feet deep or less? Well, they are
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| | lures rigged split shot, or jig head
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| right... somewhat. Through spring and
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| | style coloured smoke or any other subtle
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| summer the first 5 feet of water is the
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| | colourNow lets recap:
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| warmest depth and is called the
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| | Late Fall/Early Winter:* Largemouth bass
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| epilimniom. The epilimniom is formed by
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| | are located 10+ feet of water.* Use a
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| the sun warming the water and the surface
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| | slow retrieve* Use small soft plastic
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| air temperature. During the late fall the
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| | lures with subtle colours* Use split shot
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| weather becomes cold and forces the
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| | style or jig head style rigMid Winter
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| epilimniom to sink to deeper water. Now,
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| | Late Winter:* Largemouth bass are located
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| the coldest part of the lake is the first
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| | 10 feet of water.
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| 10 feet deep, and the warmest part of the
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