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Catch Early Spring Bass Slow Rolling Weedless Swimbaits

Kyle Peterson
Mar 14, 2021

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Slow rolling a soft plastic weedless swimbait over and through grass can be a great pattern for early spring bass fishing. When the water is cool, the subtle kick of a wedge-tail type swimbait can be just the right amount of action to trigger coldwater bass.

Nick Smith tempts largemouth related to deeper hydrilla in the early part of spring with a Pulse Tail Shiner for big largemouth bass in Florida. Several good bass caught while talking swimbaiting in cooler water temps.

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Kyle Peterson

Kyle is the resident adventurer with an adept eye for a good shot and the training and expertise to bring a lot of dynamic content to Wired2fish videos. His underwater footage and aerial photography help set Wired2fish’s content apart from the masses. He’s an avid freshwater angler adept at catching a lot of different kinds of fish in a lot of different ways and places.