The Ultimate Guide to Catching Prespawn Bass RECUT

Looking to catch some prespawn bass in North Georgia? Look no further! In this episode of The Livewell Podcast, we'll cover everything you need to know about catching prespawn bass, including tips, techniques, and gear recommendations. Whether you're a beginner or experienced angler, the information in this podcast will help you reel in some big fish this season. Tune in now!
Danny Pruitt sits down with the guys to discuss the best ways to catch bass in late winter and early spring when the fish are getting into prespawn mode.
The Livewell RECUT is a trimmed down version of the episode that previously aired live. The content is the same, we've just cut out a lot of the interactive moments that get lost when not watching the episode live.
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[@FarmsteadLife.]

Good meeting you today buddy

[@FishNorthGeorgia]

You as well!! I'll go subscribe to yours now!

[@FarmsteadLife.]

@@FishNorthGeorgia thanks man! Gonna hit that lake next weekend

[@surfdad6759]

Damn I hate I missed this. Thanks for the info

[@DavidMccallister65]

Have yall ever seen blue crayfish on Lanier?

[@ForesFishing]

Bass spawn can’t be real different from the deer rut, yes there are variables like weather and moon phase, pressure, etc. I think it has a lot to do with amount of daylight. They need that sunshine. The days get longer and longer and they gotta do their deal. In reverse, the deer rut really kicks off when there is less and less daylight. Or at least that’s how I’ve thought about it. They are animals, they don’t have calendars, they live by the sun and moon, how God intended.

[@DavidMccallister65]

I can't stand cranking with a 5:6:1 or 5 to whatever. If you want to burn it, it's like trying to pedal a bike uphill in the lowest gear. And when you catch one and it comes running straight toward you like a bullet, you can't catch up. There's nowhere else to go. 6:3:1 or 6:8:1 all day err day.