PE 1312
Ultimate Bass Fishing
Cornell University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This class is for anyone who wants to learn more about North America's most popular fish, the bass. Whether you just want to fish from the bank, a kayak or a professional bass boat, this class is aimed for anyone from a beginner to an avid angler. The course will feature classroom sessions and fishing on Beebe Lake as well. Students will enjoy hands-on procedures such as knot tying, the newest and hottest lure rigging, learning to cast spinning and casting combos, along with other bass catching techniques. Topics such as bass habits, habitats, seasonal patterns, the differences between smallmouth and largemouth bass, and good area bass waters will be covered. Students need to provide their own rod & reel combo. It is recommended to use a 6'-7' medium action spin rod, loaded with 8lb or 10lb monofilament line, and a size 3# spin reel. Students must pass the University Swim Requirement prior to the first day of class. Prerequisite: current New York State (NYS) fishing license. Students must pass the University Swim Requirement or equivalent prior to the first day of class.
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