Bass fishing is more than just an enjoyable pastime—it’s practically a religion. That is, if you’re as serious about it as we are. We assume that’s part of the reason you’re here, so welcome to the church of bass, where every day is Sunday.
Of course, you might also be a beginner who’s unsure of the difference between largemouth and smallmouth bass. That’s okay—everyone has to start somewhere, right? For your convenience, we’ve divided our articles into subsections, so you’ll know exactly what type of bass we’re talking about.
Why is it important? Well, because the type of bass you’re trying to catch will have a significant impact on your technique. Read on to find out more, and don’t forget to let us know what you think in the comments sections.
Largemouth bass will eat catfish. As long as the catfish can fit in the bass’s mouth, they will eat it. Catfish spend most of their time on the bottoms of lakes and rivers, so largemouths must dive deeper and use their ambush skills to catch them. Largemouth bass refuse to eat very few things. One …