Drop Shot Fishing for Bass

 In drop shot fishing for bass, you use a sinker on the end of your line and a soft plastic bait attached to the hook. When you cast your line, the weight of the sinker will cause it to sink to the bottom. You can then use a slow retrieve to bring the bait back up to the surface. This type of fishing is a great way to catch bass that are hiding near the bottom.


Drop shotting is one of the most effective ways to fish for bass around cover. When you’re fishing in this manner, you want to use a bait that will mimic a small fish. One of the most popular baits for drop shotting is the Yamamoto Senko. This bait is designed to look like a small fish, and it has a soft texture that bass love to eat.

Another great thing about drop shotting is that you can use it in both deep and shallow water. If the bass are hiding near the bottom, you can use a heavier sinker to get your bait down to them. If the bass are up in the water column, you can use a lighter sinker to get your bait closer to them.

Drop shotting is a great way to catch bass, and it’s a technique that you’ll want to add to your fishing arsenal. When you use this method, you’ll be able to catch more bass than ever before. So, what are you waiting for? Give it a try today!

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