Largemouth Bass Versus My Three Favorite Top Water Lures

First, a small amount of facts about the largemouththis lure to the same spot seven times before
bass you are seeking to catch.  This fish actually hasconvincing him to strike.
six senses: Along with the normal, hearing, sight,My second memory was at Kentucky Lake, while
smell, taste, and touch they also have the lateral line,casting I went over a log- oops.  While trying to
which is a series of sensitive nerve endings thatretrieve the lure which became caught on the log a
extends from just behind the gill to the tail on eachbass attempted three times at the lure.
side of the fish.The "Bass Oreno" in the red/white colors is another
While using these three favorite surface lures wevery effective lure with the cupped out front end
should be appealing to their hearing, sight and lateralthat also produces sound. This lure can be retrieved
line. If you choose to spray a scent of some kind onin a straight-line method or a side-to-side slight jerk
your lure, you can add smell and maybe taste as well.pattern.
The "Jitterbug" is a surface lure that produces lots ofThe last of my favorites is the "A.C. Shiner Minnow"
sound as it is retrieved creating a gurgling sound withwhich is a minnow style lure with a swimming type
its front blade as it wobbles along the surface. surface action.  This lure when retrieved rapidly will
Present this lure around structure and be prepareddart to the side like a wounded minnow.  The slow
for thrilling attack from below.retrieve produces a side-to-side swim effect.  I like
There two particular memories that I have will fishingthe medium size in silver pattern.
with this lure.  The first was when I just had aI live in a northern state which has developed some
feeling there was a largemouth bass hanging around alakes with very large populations of largemouth bass.
downed tree in the water.  I was correct, but threw