Ohio bass fishing is world renowned, because the waters of the lakes, especially Lake Erie, teem with Smallmouth Bass. The Great Lake features the Bass Islands, which are the premier Smallmouth haunts, especially in the spring when the water temperature and depths are ideal. With temperatures ranging from the mid 40s to the 70s at depths from extreme shallows to 35 feet, conditions are perfect for avid Ohio bass fishing anglers, who use a variety of lures to catch fish. In shallower water, grubs, jerkbaits, worms, spinnerbaits, topwater baits and crankbaits are used. In deeper water, jigging spoons, blade baits, spoonbill jerkbaits and jig-type lures are used.
An interesting new lure you should consider for Ohio bass fishing is the Walking Worm from NGC Sports (www.ngcsports.com). This scientifically designed lure automatically simulates a live worm, which is the best way to entice bass, which love worms more than any other food - especially moving worms that trigger them to strike. The Walking Worm is designed with multi-flex construction that traps air between several tail segments, causing it to constantly curl as it moves through the water. Such movement is incredibly enticing for any predator fish. The Walking Worm was tested against live bait by professional fishing guides and caught three times more bass!
The best lures will help you catch the biggest fish, with four-pound smallies the realistic goal for any Ohio bass fishing angler and six to eight-pound fish the target for the most successful fishermen, who use the best lures, like the Walking Worm.
The Walking Worm is one of many fine lures available from NGC Sports, the fishing division of NGC Worldwide, a Connecticut company that uses scientific principles to develop lures that are more lifelike than traditional lures. Their lures catch more fish, and they’ve won awards because of this. They’ve sold millions of lures, but not in stores. Please visit www.ngcsports.com for details on the Walking Worm and other top fishing lures that will help you make your next Ohio bass fishing expedition your most successful ever!
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