Having trouble catching bass lately since fall started. Located in Japan btw. Are there any other lures you guys recommend?
Posted by medakabreeder
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Artistic-Green2521 on
I’m not familiar with fishing in Japan, I know it’s heavily pressured and would suggest things you don’t typically see anyone else throwing
ClitEastwood10 on
I love a drop shot or a ned rig. Any presentation that’s subtle and perhaps smaller on size. That’s what works best for me in high pressure spots. Good luck!
bass_fishing_japan on
oh another fellow anglers living in japan. which part if i may ask? go neko with one of those thin worms. catching plenty right now, i’m on lake biwa
Artistic-Green2521 on
All of those plastics look good to me as a US fisherman
phosphorescence-sky on
On my small pressured lake, I’ve had more success this fall on reaction type baits like square bills and jerkbaits. Working them really quickly to drive that reaction strike instead of giving the bass a chance to look at lures too long. They’ve seen it all, but the falling water temps throw them into a hard drive to feed on forage fish to prepare for winter. So if you use soft plastics, I’d stick with bait fish imitation and work them aggressively, with very short pauses like after coming over structure.
lassoanon on
What’s the long bait with the 4 legs on either side?
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I’m not familiar with fishing in Japan, I know it’s heavily pressured and would suggest things you don’t typically see anyone else throwing
I love a drop shot or a ned rig. Any presentation that’s subtle and perhaps smaller on size. That’s what works best for me in high pressure spots. Good luck!
oh another fellow anglers living in japan. which part if i may ask? go neko with one of those thin worms. catching plenty right now, i’m on lake biwa
All of those plastics look good to me as a US fisherman
On my small pressured lake, I’ve had more success this fall on reaction type baits like square bills and jerkbaits. Working them really quickly to drive that reaction strike instead of giving the bass a chance to look at lures too long. They’ve seen it all, but the falling water temps throw them into a hard drive to feed on forage fish to prepare for winter. So if you use soft plastics, I’d stick with bait fish imitation and work them aggressively, with very short pauses like after coming over structure.
What’s the long bait with the 4 legs on either side?