Winter A-Rig Bass! LET's Talk About IT (Tennessee River).

December 30th, Fort Loudoun. Water temperatures were between 44 and 47 degrees on a warming trend, which I feel is important. In my experience it is much easier, in cold water conditions, to catch bass when the water is warming as opposed to cooling. All fish in this video are caught on two different A-rigs, which I discuss in detail at the end of the video. I also discuss how I targeted and found the bass. Enjoy, like subscribe, share, and what not.
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[@courtneygodwin9745]

Nice catch

[@littleredfishing]

Thanks!

[@user-gy5cg2rb5s]

Reel sounds like theres a Bearing going out

[@littleredfishing]

Yeah some of my gear is getting older, like me.

[@user-gy5cg2rb5s]

Coming to Tennessee this summer in April or may all the way from texas got any tips that would help us have rememberable experience

[@littleredfishing]

Should be able to find some good fish up shallow getting ready to spawn or spawning. Cover water quickly until you find them, and don't be scared to fish the "community holes." They are community holes because they are always holding fish.