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Starting to play bass…?
I have been playing regular guitar both acoustic and electric for almost 20 years now and am quite good… I also sing, but lately I want to play bass for songwriting purposes, to have another key on my ring, and slot of the musicians I admire play bass…I was wondering if I can use my regular amp and effects pad for the bass as my electric guitar (Ibanez) and also the guitar tuner, do I need a separate bass tuner and amp for the bass?? I am going to try to teach myself with my guitar experience and using bass tabs of songs I like..any books out there, I was looking at the Dummies series for bass, as I have used there other books and found them quite good..but I was wondering since I have an idea of theory and regular guitar experience I would be able to skip a majority of the basics…..
Any advice is appreciated…
Having a knowledge of guitar and theory will definitely help you; just don’t try to play the bass just like a guitar, because it’s not =P
If you’re playing a 4-string bass, the tuning is the same as the lowest 4 strings of a guitar (E-A-D-G) – if you’re using a 5-string, standard tuning is B-E-A-D-G (one lower string) – if you have a 6-string, standard tuning is B-E-A-D-C (like a 5-string with one higher string).
You’ll be able to use your same tuner for your bass. However…
I would NOT use a guitar amp with your bass. Not only do you risk blowing your speaker with the lower frequencies, but you’ll probably damage your input circuit as well. It’s not a good idea by any means.
I’d recommend just getting a small bass-amp; if you’re looking for a small one for just practicing, try one of these:
Ashdown Perfect 10 (30W): http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Ashdown-Perfect-Ten-10-Combo-Bass-Amp?sku=485039
Acoustic AB50 (50W): http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Acoustic-AB50-1×10-Bass-Combo-Amplifier?sku=481621
Roland MicroCube (30W): http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Roland-Micro-Cube-Bass-RX-Bass-Combo-Amp?sku=483095
Obviously, if you intend to do any gigs with bass, you’ll need more wattage than that (Probably closer to 300+), but if all you’re doing is practicing and a bit of jamming, you won’t need a very powerful bass rig.
Hope that helps.
Cheers!
Bass fishing with topwater baits is without a doubt the most fun you can have fishing for large or smallmouth bass. People watch these bass tournaments on the tube and see all these pros using plastic and spinner baits jigs and crankbaits, forget about the fun and excitement you get with topwater baits. Topwater baits create great action and stories to pass on to family and fishing friends.
The best time I find for topwater bass fishing is in summer, the colder the water the slower the response, and the more you have to work that bait. Early morning and evening are best for topwater bass fishing.
Of course weather effects your choice of lures also, on a bright sunny day it is better to have a light wind to go with it, a bit of a chop makes the bass less spooky. On a calm sunny day use a heavier lure and lighter line for longer casts. Bass tend to become real spooky in calm and clear water, so the further the cast from you the better off you’ll be.
Wind can also change the type of topwater bait you can use I believe that when the wind comes up you should use a smaller bait that makes a lot of noise. The larger baits just plow through the chop, while the smaller baits ride the chop and still make that enticing noise to get the strike you want. Also try to fish through the troughs created by the wind.
Bass fishing topwater baits has some of it’s own quirks you want to be able to make pinpoint casts to cover areas and make a clear retrieve. Most of your topwater bass fishing will be done in shallow water over weed beds, flats and around objects and shoreline cover. The majority of bass population remains in shallow water all summer.
To fish bass with topwater baits cast about a foot or two past your target and bring it as close to the cover as possible. If you do not get a strike after the first few feet reel in and try again and make another cast. Fishing cover like this there is no need to reel the bait all the way to the boat. Work the bait slowly to get that strike from the bass that is hiding in the shadows and under cover. Have patience when fishing topwater baits, let the ripples disapear, and let the bait sit a few seconds before you make you retrieve.
When the bass strikes a topwater bait, wait till you feel the fish before you set the hook. If you try to set that hook when you first see the strike you’ll miss more than you will catch. I can’t count the times that lure has been nocked back towards me by the bass striking that topwater bait.
Now for some of the most popular baits, Poppers are among the oldest of topwater bass fishing lures. They have the dished out face with the line tie in the middle. When retrieved they make a slash noise or “bloop” when popped. Poppers work best in warm, calm, shallow, clear water. You get your action from the rod tip not reeling. The harder you snap the bait the more noise and commotion created.
Stickbaits are rounded, hot-dog shaped lures usually plastic or wood. weighted to float nose up. The only action they have is what the angler ads to make them work. These baits have appeal for big bass, just using the jerk, then real up slack and jerking again produces a good eratic side to side motion that gets lots of attention from bass.
Propbaits are cigar shaped and fitted with propellers on one or both ends. Propbaits can be worked fast or slow, quiet or loud, but stop and go retrieves are best. The bass will let you know what is best so vary your retrieve. Be sure to experiment, propbaits are dynamite around sunken logs, lily pads, and shallow cover. Be sure the blades on the lure run freely,
Wobblers and Crawlers, these baits are particularly best at night or early morning, Examples of these are the Jitterbug or the Crazy Crawler. They make a loud plopping sound when retrieved steadily. Use a steady slow retrieve for the best results with this bass bait.
Buzzbaits are a little like spinnerbaits desingned to be fished on the surface. There are two types, the opposite wire types, with the blade above the hook, and the inline type with everything on one shaft. Excellent for clear water, and pick up less weeds. Again experiment with your working of this bait, twitching and vary speeds to create different noises.
Weedless Spoons are also in this category, designed to be fished in dense cover, either through the thickest weeds, lily pads, or grass. They go through the toughest cover you can find. Fishing with weedless spoons for bass you will want to be using heavy fishing tackle, rods and reels. I like to point my rod tip at the lure on my retrieve, and again here be patient and allow the bass to take the lure.
About the Author:
Jack Phillips has been fishing Canada coast to coast for over 50 years. Fishing Canada provides solid advice for walleye, bass, pike, muskie, a variety of trout and more. Ideas on when and where to go on your next trip to Canada. Ice fishing tips. Delicious fish recipes to boot!
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