Summertime is well known as an excellent time for topwater action in the bass fishing world, but autumn might be even better. As the weather starts to cool at night and the baitfish begin to move, fishing a topwater bait in the fall can be some of the year’s best action.
It’s a time of year when the feeding frenzy on the surface can last all day, and that’s why it’s one of the preferred ways for Bassmaster Elite Series pros Stetson Blaylock and Bill Lowen to fish as summer wanes and turns into fall.
Each approach the season with similar thoughts on what they look for, but have learned a few tricks along the way to get more action out of their topwaters to get more bites. They each shared some insight and topwater secrets for fall bass fishing.
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