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Winter Tips For Dropshot and Ned Rig Fishing

Still struggling to catch Winter Bass?

Tim has some advice that will help you catch more fish during the cold water months. When you’re finesse fishing with Ned Rigs, Dropshot, or a tube, its critical that you change your cadence in Winter. The same method you were using in Fall will not work anywhere near as well as this slower approach. The difference between fishing and catching really can be as simple as going slower.

If you’re still shaking your baits like you did in Summer and Fall, you’re making a mistake. At the very least you need to fish your baits slower and more methodically with longer pauses between movements. At the most, you need to literally drag your bait across the bottom without any movement of the rod tip at all. Slowing down sounds easy but if you’re not used to it, its much tougher than you might expect. If you struggle with slowing down Tim suggests sticking the tip of your rod underwater.

The resistance if the water makes it more difficult to “over work” the bait and also makes you more aware of your movements. Don’t let the Winter cold get you down, keep adapting and you will find the fish you’re searching for. Below is breakdown of some of Tim’s favorite baits and equipment for finesse fishing this time of year.

 

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