Americana Outdoors E-Magazine - July 2024

HOW TO SET UP YOUR GARMIN UNIT MAPPING TO LOCATE KEY AREAS TO CATCH BASS

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- Defined Edges: Pay attention to the defined edges of the grass. These are prime spots for bass to ambush prey.

Bass fishing in thick grass can be challenging but incredibly rewarding. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you successfully navigate and fish in grassy areas, ensuring you make the most of your time on the water.

2. POSITION YOUR BOAT

1. IDENTIFY KEY AREAS

Proper boat positioning is crucial for effective fishing in thick grass. - Six Feet of Water: Position your boat in about six feet of water. This depth gives you a good vantage point to work around the grass without getting too tangled.

Begin by locating a large expanse of grass. Look for areas where the grass grows thick and reaches almost to the surface. -Scattered Grass Patches: These act as small islands where bass like to hide. Notice the clumps and how they form different dips and edges.

- Use Live Scope: Utilize your LiveScope to keep