Bass in rivers pose different challenges for bass anglers but there are some predictable movements these bass make during the prespawn period that can help unravel these challenges.
Like most fish, river bass tend to prefer warming waters and stable conditions as the prep themselves for their annual ritual to keep their "gene pool" going into the future. Though river flows and heights change often during the spring, bass tend to head to the backwater areas to feed and setup shop for the spawn.
Arming yourself with a variety of snagless baits to work shallow woody and vegetated cover can be key to early season river bass success as bass pro Seth Feider discusses in the following video...
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