Bass Tips/Help Please

[JustJiggin]

Hey guys,
I have only ever been bassing once with a Strike Pro Pygmy and caught 6 or 7.
But now I am getting into using Spinnerbaits, Surface & TN's, I was wondering how you guys fish them what plastics you put on the back of your spinnerbaits (if you do) ect..
I am heading out tomorrow with a mate and keen to nail one on my Spinnerbait and or my tn60.
Also what type and weight of Spinnerbaits do you use for wild bass throughout creeks and what not.
I will post a pic of my spinnerbaits later on here and yous can tell me what you honestly think of them
If you have anyother Tips or anything to do with Bass fishing please share with me!
Thanks so much

[Tom156]

Tn's I fish like crank baits, just cast into the snag or bank and retrieve don't really do anything special... Spinners the same but can get a good slow sink and can cast over more snags effectively without getting snagged up. Just go with your instinct's and fish, if the bass are there then you shouldn't have to hard a time pulling fish

[JustJiggin]

Thanks for your information mate.

[JustJiggin]

Any more information would be much appreciated.. I need as much as I can
Thanks

[stella fella]

Look for weed beds and tight timber on sloping banks. I usually hop Tn's like a vibe or plastics for bream.

[JustJiggin]

Originally Posted by stella fella

Look for weed beds and tight timber on sloping banks. I usually hop Tn's like a vibe or plastics for bream.

Alright, I'll give it a go tomorrow

[bargeass]

Everything can be fished differently according to what the fish are doing on any given day. Normally I'll start off just casting tn's right in tight as I can to snags, over sticks and logs the whole lot and just slow roll them back out. If I need to go a bit deeper into the snags then a spinnerbait is the go as you can let it sink a bit longer and then still roll it back out again. On fairly open banks you can work either as shallow or deep as you need. I also like bigger crank baits, I normally prefer really deep divers, but Tom smashed them tuesday arvo on a mid diver, they all work, same again cast in tight to structrue and roll them back out. Can add twitches and pauses to everything as well to spice things up a bit. Finally surface lures, depends what type, but cast tight, pause then begin retrieving, some days they want it fast, some slow, some not at all, just need to try it all.

[JustJiggin]

Originally Posted by bargeass

Everything can be fished differently according to what the fish are doing on any given day. Normally I'll start off just casting tn's right in tight as I can to snags, over sticks and logs the whole lot and just slow roll them back out. If I need to go a bit deeper into the snags then a spinnerbait is the go as you can let it sink a bit longer and then still roll it back out again. On fairly open banks you can work either as shallow or deep as you need. I also like bigger crank baits, I normally prefer really deep divers, but Tom smashed them tuesday arvo on a mid diver, they all work, same again cast in tight to structrue and roll them back out. Can add twitches and pauses to everything as well to spice things up a bit. Finally surface lures, depends what type, but cast tight, pause then begin retrieving, some days they want it fast, some slow, some not at all, just need to try it all.

Thanks for that great info, I have 2x Megabass Dog X's & 1x Dog x Jnr.
What one is my best bet ?

[bargeass]

Go big or go home, Dog x for sure. One of my favourites, seems to get the most brutal surface strikes out of just about any lure for me.

[JustJiggin]

Originally Posted by bargeass

Go big or go home, Dog x for sure. One of my favourites, seems to get the most brutal surface strikes out of just about any lure for me.

Any particular Colour?

[bargeass]

They all work, my fav though is the sliver bottom with dark green on top

[JustJiggin]

Originally Posted by bargeass

They all work, my fav though is the sliver bottom with dark green on top

I got like the blue/clear one and the yellow ones. I'll give them a crack for some surface action(:
Thanks Again mate,