what types of bait should I use in the 0530 thru 0700 time period for largemouth bass?

There are a few variables such as water condition and time of year (or season) that would effect the bait you would use to catch largemouth bass early in the mornings, but for the most part, these baits and approaches should serve you well when fishing from about 4:00 AM to about 7 AM and again at dusk, for largemouth bass. It’s always good to know that there are about 3 main kinds of bait that most bass anglers agree almost all the time. These Super 3 bass baits are lipless crankbaits, spinners, and topwaters. Of these Super 3, topwater baits are used most often at dawn and dusk, when the light of the day is not bright. They tend to work especially well when there’s enough wind to cause a choppy water action. This is because in really still conditions, the action of the topwater bait moving through the water can actually scare the bass away sometimes, but there is certainly nothing like catching bass right off the top of the water where you can see all that action, so if you have never tried topwater baits, be sure to give them a try! Spinnerbaits are usually used when covering a large area of water is important. Spinnerbait makes it a lot easier to find where the fish are hanging if you are having a tough time finding them. Spinners also allow you to fish different depths to target the depth the fish are hanging. Most important is having an attitude about fishing for largemouth bass that will allow you to adapt your methods according to what is working at the time, until you arrive at a winning combination that works best for you!