Trolling for Bass?!

Psalm126 · 03-30-05, 05:16 PM

I grew up [glow=red,2,300]trolling[/glow] for Northern Pike and Walleyes in Minnesota. So, naturally, I tried this on Lake Barkely in Tennessee when I was bored one day. I consistantly catch, deep, good size bass (and occasionally other species which makes it more exciting). I use rattle traps and large lip cranks that bounce off the bottom. It's a great way to continue fishing after 1,000 casts and the back is tired. It's also a good scouting method. Not many believe me when I tell them I troll for Bass and usually have a good day with it. There's no better feeling than getting that huge [glow=red,2,300]"WHACK"[/glow] when it's hit on during trolling.

03-30-05, 05:16 PM	#1
Psalm126 BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Posts: 0	Trolling for Bass?! I grew up [glow=red,2,300]trolling[/glow] for Northern Pike and Walleyes in Minnesota. So, naturally, I tried this on Lake Barkely in Tennessee when I was bored one day. I consistantly catch, deep, good size bass (and occasionally other species which makes it more exciting). I use rattle traps and large lip cranks that bounce off the bottom. It's a great way to continue fishing after 1,000 casts and the back is tired. It's also a good scouting method. Not many believe me when I tell them I troll for Bass and usually have a good day with it. There's no better feeling than getting that huge [glow=red,2,300]"WHACK"[/glow] when it's hit on during trolling.

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