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The top largemouth bass fishing spots New Jersey has to offer:

1. Lake Hopatcong
2. Monksville Reservoir
3. Green Wood Lake
4. Waywayanda Lake
5. Manasquan Reservoir
6. Swartswood Lake

Soft Plastic baits are quite versatile with many different rigging options available that product huge bass.  Rigging weightless we recommend using a spinning rod and anything with a weight we always go with a bait caster.  Using Obee Soft Plastic Baits gives you a better chance at catching that lunker!

Best Finesse Worm: Obee Finesse Worm (6-inch)

Best Stick Worm: Obee Stick Worm (5-inch)

Best Soft Plastic Jerkbait/Fluke: Obee Jerk Minnow (5-inch)

Because they have a tendency to reject any and all baits you cast out, schooling fish in the early Fall may be a real kick in the pants to most fisherman. The soft plastic jerk bait, a perennial springtime hero, can help change all of this!

Why is this a top pick—or perhaps I should say a well-kept secret? Because it captures bass focused on bait better than any other lure thanks to its lifelike motion! Bass that are very focused on bait attack when they see an Obee Jerk Minnow or other soft jerk bait moving quickly, acting like easy prey.

One of my favorite soft-plastic lures are flukes or soft plastic jerkbaits. They are excellent at imitating baitfish and can be used in a variety of circumstances to catch more bass. What is a Soft Plastic Jerkbait? A fluke, also referred...

Anglers should pay attention to the clarity of the water when they arrive at the lake or river. Depending on the clarity of the water, every aspect of a fishing trip can be affected - from presentation selection to depth...

The majority of fishermen would probably choose a soft plastic worm if they had to choose one bait they could only fish with for the rest of their lives. It is a very versatile lure, so it appeals to a...

Every angler has one thought in mind just as the ice starts to melt: Spawning bass! Now that it's early in the fishing season, you need to begin getting your gear together and checking out those prime spots teeming with...