Catching bass with a pork and jig combo

Catching bass with

a pork and jig combo

During this

time of year, there are many ways to catch bass. But there is one pattern

that I use to catch the big bass.

This pattern

is fishing bpat docks witha jig and pork combo.

Boat docks

are man-made structures that attact big bass and concentrations of bass

during the winter months.

But all docks

are not created equal. There are differences and some are better than

others.

Older boat

docks located along bluff-type banks, steep shorelines, or those adjacent

to deep water are the best of all docks. These older docks in those areas

seem to attract more bass because they have more algae build up.

The aquatic

plant build-up is one of the links in the food chain, and its presence

around docks will attract small bait fish and blue-gill. Also, an older

dock has more sunken brush piles, wood, rock, etc. beneath it.

For fishing

those boat docks in these areas, I use a 1/2 ounce rattle jig witha pork

trailer in three colors: black-blue jig, and a black-blue pork trailer,

and a black-brown jig with a brown pork trailer.

The jig and

pork combos are always sprayed down with Jack's Juice Crawfish attractant,

and the combo is fished on 15-pound to 25-pound Trilene big game fishing

line.

Follow these

guidelines, and look for these docks in these areas and you'll catch fish.

Good fishing,

Chris Foster

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