Winter is probably the most limiting in lure selection of the seasonal patterns. Water temperatures drop down to freezing and the bass' metabolism slows as well. Because of this, bass won't move far or expend much effort to feed. Slow-moving baits and slow lures work best. The standard lure selection for this time of year would be a jig with either a pork or plastic trailer. The new soft plastics will work in cold water. Texas-rigged worms and jigging spoons would be my second choice. Traditional colors for jigs are black/blue, black/chartreuse and brown, for worms, black/blue, green pumpkin or watermelon.
   

               

  Do you really only fish certain lures during each of the four seasons of the year? The answer is yes! Although for anglers there are only four seasons, for bass each season needs to be broken down into fish activity to understand the lure selection, size and colors.
  The depth of the water also the temperature contributes to type of lure you should use. Many anglers have trouble when selecting a type of bait. Such as lures or live bait. Lures are preferred among sport fisherman while live bait will frequently catch more fish. Whatever you chose good luck!

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