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➤ Fall. As the water cools in the fall, bass move shallower to feed and pack on weight for the lean winter. Once the water drops to 55 degrees, the bite can turn on. Another bonus is that few anglers are still fishing at this time of year.
Here are some of the best early spring bass fishing lures to try this season:
It is common for one male to spawn with multiple females. If the nest is successful, the eggs hatch in two to ten days, depending on water temperature. Males guard the fry until they disperse, which can be as long as two weeks.
It takes a healthy bass living in warm waters more than 5 years to weigh 5 pounds. It might take a Northern large mouth bass more than 10 years to get up to 5 pounds. If you ever catch a bass that is 25 inches long, then you just caught a 10 pound bass if it is in good and healthy condition.
“It takes a largemouth bass in Chickamauga about four years, on average, to get to the legal creel size of 15 inches,” said Jolley. “In our studies we didn’t record any [bass] more than 12 years old, which was the age of the state record bass Gabe Keen caught in 2015.”
Usually, anything between 8-20 pounds would be considered a trophy bass. There is an argument that to be considered a trophy largemouth bass, the fish must be at least 51% of the world record. This idea would mean that a bass would need to weigh at least 11 pounds, 3 ounces to be considered a trophy.
What is Considered a Big Bass? Most anglers would consider anything larger than 5 pounds a big bass. A 5 pound bass would likely be a weekend angler’s personal best outside of California, Florida, Texas and few other southern states. A 5 pound bass will also make a professional angler very happy.