Kennack Sands offers sand and shallow rocky shores. Great for Bass, Flatties and Ray
Bass Archive
Bass can be fished for using spinners, lures or plugs over a whole manner of substrates including rock, shingle, broken ground and sand. The basics are the same throughout, so you must learn to consider a few simple things before you cast your tackle into the water. In fact these are real basic requirements that should start to become second nature to the Bass angler… Water turbidity (water clarity) Water movement Surface movement Cloud/Clear skies Light These factors will dictate how you approach your Bass fishing. The primary thought process you need to adopt is the clearer and more calm the conditions the more care you will have to take to present your lure to the Bass. A sound grounding in game fishing will assist you
I had a reader question a few months ago asking the difference between Sea Bass and Bass. Well here is the answer…… In the UK over more recent times I have noticed restaurant menus refer to this fish called the Sea Bass. Now if it were serving up Bream, I could understand the need to differentiate between the fresh water Bream and the Sea Bream, but for some reason Sea Bass has become a very popular term in the UK Learn to Catch Bass Quickly and Become a Successful Angler with this Affordable Guide Bass Fishing Guide. We only have one sort of Bass here in all the UK waters and that fish lives in the sea, so the Sea Bass and Bass are
I have been hearing of some great Bass fishing from the South Devon coast. All methods seem to be working well, but the best for night fishing seems to be ledgered sand eel on a long trace with a small watch lead. Allow the bait to be moved around the sea bed and find the gullies the Bass are hunting in. Learn to Catch Bass Quickly and Become a Successful Angler with this Affordable Guide Bass Fishing Guide. If you are having success with Bass in a particular area, then please let us know. Methods and times would be good. Actual locations are not to important, we want to keep those good marks to ourselves!!! Happy Bassing!!! image:Coleman
I keep hearing from a number of anglers who fish lyme bay on a regular basis that some of the wrecks and reefs are producing large numbers of good Bass. I have not been told of the exact marks, so off you go, get the chart, look for inshore features and bag your self a few Bass. Consider the use of lures, generally metal ones of differing styles. Fish hard to the marks and enjoy! Let us know how many Bass you get. image Matt lake
