01-17-2013, 07:43 AM
This is coming a little late but could be handy!
Generally, the body temperature of a bass fish ties with that of the water. The colder the water, less food and oxygen they need, and the slower their heartbeat of the bass. This means at temperatures below 40 degrees, food won't be an issue to the bass, so they're less likely to be attracted by your bait. This makes it harder to catch the bass in very freezing temperatures. In my opinion, making a good catch of bass fish in the cold winter waters is not very obvious. For the best bass fish catch, visit warmer waters.
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Generally, the body temperature of a bass fish ties with that of the water. The colder the water, less food and oxygen they need, and the slower their heartbeat of the bass. This means at temperatures below 40 degrees, food won't be an issue to the bass, so they're less likely to be attracted by your bait. This makes it harder to catch the bass in very freezing temperatures. In my opinion, making a good catch of bass fish in the cold winter waters is not very obvious. For the best bass fish catch, visit warmer waters.
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