Which Bass Fishing Lures Work Best For Catching Big Bass Fish?
By Jessica N
My uncle and I have this ongoing competition between us. Whenever he catches more fish than I do, you ought to see him strutting around for weeks on end, reminding me of his victory every time we meet. "So, how many fish have you caught lately," he'll ask, over and over again!

According to him, plastic worms are the best when it comes to bass lures. All right, so most of the time he knows what he's talking about. He has occasionally demonstrated that. When I'm sitting around with my bucket empty, and he's hauling in a monstrous bass, I could just push him overboard.

However, on our last trip to catch bass fish, I definitely out-fished him. I was pulling them in one after another, and you can be sure he scowled the entire time! How did I become so fortunate? I have crankbait to thank, which I used as my bass lures. These look like little baitfish or crawfish, and it's like a juicy steak to a bass fish. They work in most kinds of water, and they are effective lures to add to your arsenal.

As a backup, I used spinnerbaits. They are little things that look rather like baitfish. If you want to catch large bass quickly, they are a good choice. They are versatile in that they do well in most waters, and they come in assorted colors.

That day,

I pulled in enough bass for a good feast that night, and had enough for breakfast the next day. I did my best to console my uncle by saying he could eat his fish as an appetizer. I'm getting pretty good at this thing. Now I just have to develop my 'one that got away' story!

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