Largemouth Bass

Largemouth Bass

Micropterus salmoides

YoungCommonTrophyUnique

Largemouth Bass in Fishing Planet. Find it in Blue Crab Island, Everglades, Lone Star Lake (reworked) and other waterways. Bait options include Small Minnows, Shiners.

How to catch Largemouth Bass

Baits

Lures

13 Arrows Deep Runner 6 m, #3/0

America Spinnerbait 21 g, #3/0

Anniversary Bass Jig 6 g, #2/0

Anniversary Casting Spoon 14 g, #2/0

Anniversary Deep Runner 10 m, #5/0

Anniversary Frog 21 g, #3/0

Anniversary Frog-popper 24 g, #4/0

Anniversary Hunched Runner 8 m, #5/0

Anniversary Newts 11 cm

Anniversary Popper 24 g, #5/0

Anniversary Triple Runner 2.5 m, #4/0

Anniversary Walker 42 g, #4/0

Hooks and jigheads

Where to fish

Size by waterway

WaterwayFish classMaximum weight
Blue Crab IslandCommon, Trophy, Unique4.9 kg
EvergladesCommon, Trophy, Unique6.3 kg
Lone Star Lake (reworked)Young
Mudwater RiverYoung, Common, Trophy2.2 kg
Neherrin RiverYoung, Common, Trophy2.9 kg
Quanchkin LakeCommon, Trophy, Unique5.5 kg
San Joaquin DeltaCommon1.5 kg

Fishing guide

Largemouth Bass is a freshwater gamefish native to North America. Loved by anglers for the fighting excitement. Its body varies in color from green to blackish and is marked with a dark horizontal stripe. The Largemouth Bass is usually found in quiet, weedy lakes and streams.

If you prefer to use natural baits, then the best way to catch Largemouth Bass would be to use Shiners on a size #4/0 hook.

If you are more into artificial lures, you should go for some Bass Jigs.