How to read Bass cleff quickly?

[tomoino]

I can read quicly on the treble clef but am struggling with the bass clef.
It takes time to read notes on the bass clef stuff.
Do you have any suggestion of practicing or book ?

[iroveashe]

Try to see both clefs as one big 10-lines clef, with an invisible 11th line in between them (C). Also, try transposing one octave down or things like that, and read the bass line with the right hand too. Just try to use it a lot and you'll get used to it, I don't think you need a book for that.

[turayza]

Just practice the bass clef more. Find random sheet music and practice cite reading the bass clef. Maybe reading it a couple times with your right hand will help? Oftentimes it's harder for us right-handed people to read bass clef because it's left hand and (usually) not melody.

[braintist]

Play more piano, eventually you'll get used.
Eventually you will also want to learn to read alto and tenor clef quickly 

[anna_crusis]

Just grab a score, and sit there for 15 minutes each day naming the bass notes as fast as possible. Pick lots of different key signatures, not just the easy ones. After a  few weeks move onto finding them quickly on the keyboard.

It's not that difficult. A month's worth of intense practice will sort it.

I just used to use All Cows Eat Grass/Good Birds Don't Fly Away at first and that worked absolutely fine. No need to imagine a grand staff or anything like that.

[redragon]

The notes look different on the page, but on the piano, they're the same. They're just an octave down. Learn what they look like on the page, but in my opinion, it's almost unnecissary to learn the note names. (almost) But, you'll get it eventually. Learn a note at a time. 

[gyzzzmo]

you learn to read them faster by reading them more often. I wouldnt bother spending any time on learning to read them faster, because that would cost you alot more time than it would give you.