Get Weekly Fishing Reports at BassingBob.com

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As a www.BassingBob.com member, one of the great member benefits you receive is that you have access to all of our daily and weekly fishing reports. Fishing reports are helpful for both beginner and expert fishermen. The amount of knowledge that makes up our reports is truly incredible and one of a kind to the team at Bassing Bob. When it comes down to each one of the fishing reports, there is specific information you will find in each that you may not have known otherwise. Check it out below! If you’re not a member yet, sign up today!

Daily Fishing Report

In the daily fishing report, you will get specific and pertinent information for that day. The information includes:

General Info - 
  • Date
  • Who the fisherman was
  • How long they fished for
  • How the fishing was overall

Weather/ Water Conditions - 
  • Air temperature
  • Water temperature
  • The sky
  • The wind
  • Current generation
  • Water clarity

Other Information - 
  • Total bass caught
  • Total keepers
  • Size and weight
  • Baits used
  • Bait colors
  • Location/ presentation/ structure
  • Fishing notes
  • Photos from the day

Weekly Fishing Reports  

Daily fishing reports are a great source of information and can lead you to a great spot for catching fish. If you’re looking for a more in-depth report, then check out the weekly fishing reports. These are posted on a weekly basis and dig deeper. The information you will find in the weekly reports include:
  • The level of the lake
  • The water temperature and the forecasted temperature
  • An analysis of different fishing areas around the lake and fishing patterns and what bait to use in certain conditions. Those areas include – Dam and Gravois areas, Glaize, Nianguas, and Osage River. 

Join Bassing Bob 

Before you decide to get out on the Lake and do some fishing, make sure you check out our daily and weekly fishing reports. This will give you better insight into the areas to fish and where you should avoid. If you’re not a member with Bassing Bob yet, what are you waiting for? We offer different types of memberships to fit everyone’s needs. Check out our website to learn more. Happy Fishing!

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