In spring, bass fishing can be very productive as the fish are active and feeding heavily after the winter months. One effective technique is using jerkbaits, which mimic injured baitfish and trigger aggressive strikes from bass. Another great technique is to fish with soft plastic worms, such as Senkos or creature baits, Texas-rigged or wacky-rigged. These lures work well in various conditions and can be fished at different depths. Additionally, topwater lures like poppers or frogs can be very successful, especially during early mornings or evenings when bass are more likely to be near the surface. Lastly, don't forget to try fishing around shallow cover like docks, fallen trees, or vegetation, as bass often use these areas for feeding and spawning in the spring.

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