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The fisherman's knowledge of the underwater environment can help predict the most likely refuge of Bass. Experienced Bass fishermen take advantage of days when the water is clear to form a picture of the underwater physical landscape.
Principle #3 -- Becoming Proficient with Fishing Equipment
One of the most important skills for successful Bass fishing is accurate casting. In fact, without the ability to caste accurately, all the knowledge about climate, behavior, and underwater terrain is useless. Generally, unnecessary casting in the vicinity of the well-chosen target reduces the effectiveness of subsequent casting attempts. Ideally, one should practice with every piece of equipment so that casting is accurate when it counts.
Principle #4 -- Learning from Others
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Some of the best sources of fishing tips and other technical information are experienced Bass fishermen. They can also help understand the fishing conditions of specific locations. By getting to know other local fishermen, one can learn a tremendous amount about Bass fishing in any area.
Conclusion
Successful Bass fishing is not a matter of luck. It is largely a matter of understanding animal behavior and the significance of climate conditions and local underwater terrain. Skill is also a requirement, especially when it comes to accurate casting. Often, experienced members of the local fishing community will be the most reliable sources of other factors that could determine fishing success in any area.
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