Buzzbaits and Spinnerbaits( A bass's worst nightmare)

This is Fishing Fanatic 3 here with some tips for anglers who love pond fishing. I am from the south so fishing in ponds is my life.

Buzzbaits and Spinnerbaits are a big part of pond fishing. It doesn't matter what pond you are in, if the bass are feeding they will bite. Some of my personal favorites come from Strike Zone and Booyah.

Buzzbaits and Spinnerbaits are reaction baits. They can imitate the bait fish, or they can aggravate the fish so much they just have to bite it. The skirts are used to resemble any bait fish that is in the waters you are fishing. The blades are used to aggravate the fish by making different vibrations through the water as you retrieve it. The faster you retrieve it the more vibrations you will make.
When fishing in a pond with a spinnerbait you need to focus around deeper water and cover.
You can fish around trees and heavy grass. While fishing with a buzzbait you need to stay in shallow water. A buzzbait will sometimes bring the fish out of the deeper water.



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Pond Building Facts

By: South Georgia Fisher

When you are building a pond you need to know these simple facts. The first theng you need to know is that the water must be at least eight feet deep. The second thing is the water shoreline must be protected from livestock unless the pond is over five acres. The last thing is the dam must be constructed for permanency and water tightness, and the drainage area should be adequate but not excessive fo water storage.

Best Plastic Worms For A Pond To Me

By: South Georgia Fisher

When ever I go fishing in my pond and i want to use a Plastic worm I always like to use two kinds of Culprit worms. I like the Culprit Moccasin and the Culprit Fire and Ice. They both work really good in my ponds and in most of the ponds I fish in. I alway get the 7 inch leanth. I know some people say "the bigger the lure the bigger the fish" I think that is sometimes true, but not always. I have cought pleany of huge largemouth bass with smaller lures. Anyways I just know from experience that the 7 inch Culprit Moccasin and the Culprit Fire and Ice have worked the best in ponds for me.