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Top Lures for September and Why | Fall Bass Fishing Tips
September is a very different month for bass fishing. These lures consistently produce and help me find bass in this month of transition. Links to some of my favorite lures are below.
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Links to some of my favorite lures:
Damiki Jig Head:
Baby Z Too for Damiki Rig:
Strike King Thunder Cricket Bladed Jig:
Swim Jigs
KVD Swim Jig Green Pumpkin 3/8oz:
KVD Swim Jig Sexy Shad 3/8oz:
KVD Swim Jig Black Blue 1/4oz:
Crankbaits
KVD Squarebill Crankbaits:
Soft Plastics
KVD Dream Shot 4″ Watermelon:
KVD Dream Shot 4″ KVD Magic:
KVD Half Shell:
KVD Perfect Plastics Rodent 4″ Blue Bug:
KVD Perfect Plastics Rodent 4″ Green Pumpkin:
Rage Tail Menace Grub:
Topwaters
KVD Splash Popper:
Strike King Swinging Sugar Buzz Sexy Shad:
KVD Toad Buzz:
KVD Sexy Dawg:
Rod and Reels:
Lew’s Pro SP Skipping/Pitching Reel:
Lew’s Mach Crush Baitcaster:
Lew’s Mach Crush Spinning:
Lew’s Custom Lite Rods:
Lew’s David Fritts Cranking Rods:
Lew’s KVD Casting Rods:
Lew’s KVD Spinning Rods:
Lew’s KVD Baitcast Reels:
Lew’s KVD Spinning Reels:
Books on the Outdoors I have read and enjoyed:
Jay Yelas: A Champion’s Journey of Faith, Family, and Fishing:
Kevin VanDam’s Bass Strategies Revised Ed:
Rootbeer Lady: The Story of Dorothy Molter by Bob Cary:
Ely Echoes by Bob Cary:
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best lure for fall bass
September is a very different month for bass fishing. These lures consistently produce and help me find bass in this month of transition. Links to some of my favorite lures are below.
Visit our coffee site:
It helps me to keep producing free content. Thank you!
Looking for more bass fishing tips and techniques? Visit our blog, New content every week.
Try out the amazing Fishbrain App. Access Navionics Maps and more with the Pro version. Use this link:
If you want to support the channel, use any of the product links below and shop away! There is no additional cost to you and it helps me to keep producing free content for you to enjoy. Even if the product link below is not something you need, just going to the retailer through the link supports the channel. Thanks again for all your support!
Links to some of my favorite lures:
Damiki Jig Head:
Baby Z Too for Damiki Rig:
Strike King Thunder Cricket Bladed Jig:
Swim Jigs
KVD Swim Jig Green Pumpkin 3/8oz:
KVD Swim Jig Sexy Shad 3/8oz:
KVD Swim Jig Black Blue 1/4oz:
Crankbaits
KVD Squarebill Crankbaits:
Soft Plastics
KVD Dream Shot 4″ Watermelon:
KVD Dream Shot 4″ KVD Magic:
KVD Half Shell:
KVD Perfect Plastics Rodent 4″ Blue Bug:
KVD Perfect Plastics Rodent 4″ Green Pumpkin:
Rage Tail Menace Grub:
Topwaters
KVD Splash Popper:
Strike King Swinging Sugar Buzz Sexy Shad:
KVD Toad Buzz:
KVD Sexy Dawg:
Rod and Reels:
Lew’s Pro SP Skipping/Pitching Reel:
Lew’s Mach Crush Baitcaster:
Lew’s Mach Crush Spinning:
Lew’s Custom Lite Rods:
Lew’s David Fritts Cranking Rods:
Lew’s KVD Casting Rods:
Lew’s KVD Spinning Rods:
Lew’s KVD Baitcast Reels:
Lew’s KVD Spinning Reels:
Books on the Outdoors I have read and enjoyed:
Jay Yelas: A Champion’s Journey of Faith, Family, and Fishing:
Kevin VanDam’s Bass Strategies Revised Ed:
Rootbeer Lady: The Story of Dorothy Molter by Bob Cary:
Ely Echoes by Bob Cary:
Try Audible and get Two Free Audiobooks:
EQUIPMENT I USE TO FILM MY VIDEOS:
Neewer 12″ Ring Light:
Fuji XT3 Camera:
Softbox Light Kit with Backdrops:
Lilliput 4K Field Production Monitor:
Rode Mic:
Dell XP15:
Neewer Travel Tripod:
Polar Pro Peter McKinnon Variable ND Filter:
Analytics Tool I use to Help Get My Videos Found
TubeBuddy:
Disclaimer: Some of the links included in this description are affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service through the links I provide, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional cost to you. These links help to keep the free content coming for you to enjoy! Thank you for supporting the channel.
Recommended Playlist – Bass Fishing Tips and Techniques
Let’s connect:
Instagram – @steverogersoutdoors
Twitter – @steverogers46
Facebook –
#bassfishing #bassfishingtipsandtechniques #largemouthbass #smallmouthbass #bassfishingtips
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16 Comments
Hi Steve. I've been using jigs down here about 1.5 hrs south east of falcon dam. And all the bass around here. Are picky eaters. With jigs and most lures. The hold it in their mouth. And won't eat and swim away. I can leave to them for a good while and they'll still have it in their mouths. I think they figured it out. Even with live bait. They do the same thing. I've done stingers and they feel the hook cause they grab it when the lure is still. When you tug is when you feel them and you pull and they've already let go. You'd have to drag and pull to set hook everytime you cast. Spinner baits they half strike I drop it and they hold it in their mouths. Gar swim away with the lures. But the bass around here have adopted biting like gar. 7 months straight everyday majority 2 times a day. I have 7 largies under my belt. I've put it in craigslist for anybody knows how to fish a jig. And they'll know where the fishing spot is. But a secret for a secret. But I have more places and all them have big bass. I'm thinking of using an offset stinger hook so when they grab the claws. I'll have a better opportunity to cling off something. I've been using trebles and finesse weedless hooks.
Great content Steve. I appreciate how you keep things simple. I've been saving a bunch of your videos so I can refer to them later, or in the moment.
Hey Steve how are ya. Just a quick thank you from not only myself but all the viewers on your channel. You are a great instructor and very knowledgeable about angling. I appreciate you sharing things. Always makes me think about it even if I already know what your talking about. Gives me that other perspective and that's another ace in my pocket when I go out no matter if it's fun fishing or if I'm trying to make the cut.
Soft jerkbait on 12# and 40# braid, flat side crankbait 3' to 5' and 3/8oz. swim jig in bluegill and shad colors are with me all the time….throw in a shaky head and I'm good
You always have me taking notes.
Great tips!!! I like using the squarebill crankbaits. Had much success with them but I know the others work as well!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!
Whenever I fish my jerkbait, I always get my line tangled around the hooks. Not sure why. Have you ever experienced this?
Also, this video is very informative and you do a really good job presenting information.
Thank you Steve.
This dude doesn't fish very many lakes.if he did he would know NOT ALL lakes have grass in them 😂😂
Great stuff as usual Steve, thank you!
I am bank fishing the South Holston River point in Tennessee were it meets the North Holston river. The smallmouth shut down for some reason for about a week now ? I do not think the water temperature went up cause the outdoor weather remains around 85F. Some guy fished side by side with me in the North Holston the other day with a small square bill and only I caught a dink with the 5" wacky worm. I have to admit these rivers are very warm in the summer for smallmouth, but why all of a suddin did they shut down ? I think they did not really want to eat all summer but they have to, they just took a break and they will all start up again when they get hungry again, I imagine about 80% of them all stick together like a light switch, Hungry/Not hungry. I think what flipped the switch off was the rivers got a lot of rain about a week ago and the water turned chocolate milk for a couple days. I am sure you are right Steve, when this water starts to cool down they will want to chase more.
There's really a lot of great info here to unpack. Using the wind is such a great way to locate those prey species and the bass that feed on them and making sure to have the right presentation when those fish are starting to transition is so key!
Thank you sir. I was wondering you said the baitfish might be small. What finesse baits would you recommend for that?
Great info, bud
Well done steve excellent as always
Hey, Steve, pray you are well and it is great to see you