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Spoon Fishing Secrets for Hidden Winter Bass

Want to learn how to fish standing timber (the place bass go in the late fall and winter)? Want to know how to catch big bass on lakes like Toledo Bend, Lake Amistad or Santee Cooper? Want to see how to mark waypoints on prime fishing spots with baitfish in standing timber? If your lake has it, standing timber is a great place to find bass in the winter (and late fall). Baitfish group up at the base of the deep standing tree forest, and bass come in for an easy meal. A great way to catch these bass is by jigging or power reeling a spoon. Spoons are a great bait for imitating baitfish and Bassmaster Elite Brandon Cobb shares some secret tips on reducing your frustration when fishing a spoon and how to catch more bass. Cobb also drives over some standing timber with his Lowrance HDS12 sonar marine electronics (with side imaging, down imaging and 2d sonar) and marks some better trees for holding bass, balls of baitfish and some actively-feeding bass that are relating to the bottom and the baitfish.