Opt For White Or Chartreuse Plastics When Fishing Bass Beds

2016/7/16 10:24:57

While hunting for bass beds in the clear waters of Arizona's Lake Pleasant just a few weeks ago, guide Dale Merry of The Hook Up Outfitters surprised me by tying all the rods up with white or chartreuse plastics. Being not as well-versed in fishing bedded bass as I probably should be, I asked why he liked these colors. His answer made a lot of sense. Check out the short video to find out why these hues are his spring-time go-tos.

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