There’s not a bad time to fish in the spring. As long as you can see early in the morning, make longer casts at visible targets. Bass will usually be a lot more aggressive in the morning. As the day warms, you see more bass move into the shallows to spawn. Sunny afternoons are a great time to fish for those spawning bass, especially in those areas that get direct sunlight.
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What is Chunking for Tuna • Offshore ...
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