The Bagley Pro Sunny B was designed to put a larger “pro sized” fast-action balsa wood bait in the hands of anglers. Introduced in 2018, the three-inch, half-ounce squarebill Bagley Pro Sunny B is a […]
Wherever you fish, the stories are almost the same. Bass fishing is a warm-weather activity. Fall makes its way into winter and the boats get winterized and packed away with the rods and reels until […]
“Water temps are running at 58 or 59 degrees and bass are suspended — bunched up — hovering over rocks, logs, brush or crevices just waiting for baitfish to swim by,” said competitive bass fisherman […]
Although fall fishing is still upon us; the weather will change the patterns from fall bass fishing to winter bass fishing quickly it will just take a few cold nights. As this change occurs your […]
Don’t put your rods away during the winter, you can still be bass fishing. The bass will still be biting, and it is one of the best times of the year to catch a trophy […]
By Best Bassin’, Billy “Hawkeye” Decoteau and Zman Lures. Bass are cold-blooded creatures, meaning as the water temperature drops lower and lower, bass move slower and slower! Add in some ice chilling water temperatures and […]
Bass do not feed in ice water, a fact that I have learn over again every year. Each winter a few warm days and pleasant weather will make me think I can catch a bass. […]
As water temperatures continue to cool now during the late autumn and early winter months, bass fishermen often tie on topwater lures in hopes of having a final flurry of surface action. Yamaha Pro Todd […]
Mike Iaconelli teaches you about one of his top winter bass fishing techniques – utilizing the hair jig in cold water! Tackle for fishing hair jigs: Line – Berkley Trilene 6-8 lb 100% fluorocarobon, Abu […]
By Team Bilbrey Fishing: The chill in the air reminds us that summer has once again given way to winters shorter days and cooler temperatures. The rain and wind that ushers in the changing season […]
How important is retrieve speed in cold water? Some anglers may tell you that they fish just as fast in winter as they do in spring. However, most successful cold water anglers will tell you […]
WFN Has A Nice Tip To Share! A tail spinner can be fished all year in every season, summer, fall, winter and spring. The tail spinners were very popular as Manns Little George dominated in […]
Reported by WFN: In many areas around the country where anglers live and fish, tackle selection can be somewhat limited to whatever is left at the local tackle shop. Limited selection makes it difficult to […]
Bass often go for a much smaller bait in winter than they do in any other season, and it is difficult to get smaller baits into the strike zone of suspending bass. Anglers know it […]
The holidays are long past, hunting season is winding down and watching Bill Dance for the nine-hundredth time just isn’t very exciting anymore. Admit it, you are probably bored out of your mind suffering from […]
The first stop of the 2019 FLW Tour on Sam Rayburn Reservoir was quite the show. Big bass, big weights and tons of fish made for an impressive start to the season. What’s more impressive […]
In spring, white bass seek tributaries of major reservoirs for spawning runs. It is during these spawning runs, when thousands of whites are concentrated in small streams, that most white bass are taken during the […]
Yamaha Pro James Niggemeyer Chooses Creek Channels, Points, and Rocky Banks in Cold Weather. James Niggemeyer’s “to do” list for winter bass fishing is a short one. The Yamaha Pro looks for vertical structure that changes […]
It’s mid- to late winter for most of us around the United States. Those of you who live close to the oceans, or in the South, are cold but not frozen. And the bass fishing […]
Do you want to learn how to consistently catch big bass in the winter/ pre-spring? Jason Christie’s new 45 minute wintertime bass fishing class on The Bass University TV offers an in-depth look at lure […]
Question: Shaw, what lures are you using now to catch bass? Grigsby: The answer to that question may seem a little strange. But I’m catching more bass right now using the new Strike King SK […]
Yamaha Pro James Niggemeyer Chooses Creek Channels, Points, and Rocky Banks in Cold Weather. James Niggemeyer’s “to do” list for winter bass fishing is a short one. The Yamaha Pro looks for vertical structure that changes […]
Learn how and where to fish lipless crankbaits to catch more bass this spring. Cold water and lipless crankbaits. So wedded are these concepts that many anglers have missed out on the four-season versatility of […]
Every year as we move to the wintertime where the bass are staging, getting a bite seems to be exceedingly difficult and a Carolina rig can be fished many ways and rigged differently to entice […]
If I have learned anything about North Alabama in the winter, I have realized that in the winter we get a lot of rain causing the lake to get muddy; causing water to over-run many […]
The spring months are a great time to be a bass angler. The fish are starting to stir after a long winter, and they are bulking up on food before and after the energy-draining spawn. […]
This time of year when falling water temperatures make catching bass difficult, veteran guide and tournament angler James Niggemeyer spends a few minutes with pen and paper in hand before he picks up his rod […]
The higher angle of the sun during the day brings warm breezes as we come into the meat of April. The glorious sunny days of late and air temperatures in the 70s make people joyous. […]
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) TrophyCatch program celebrates its second-heaviest fish ever approved in the program, a 15 pound, 13 ounce Hall of Fame largemouth bass caught and released in Orange Lake […]
March in the south brings hope to many anglers as the water begins to warm, only to have wild cold fronts blow in and change everything drastically. It can be difficult to find reliable patterns […]
Each spring, anglers across The Natural State start getting the fever for some fishing action. Sure, die-hard anglers and veteran bass fishermen have been on the water fishing for big fish for the last month […]
The spring months are a great time to be a bass angler. The fish are starting to stir after a long winter, and they are bulking up on food before and after the energy-draining spawn. […]
In Connecticut, we have striped bass year round. A large population overwinters in our rivers, but they aren’t always easy to catch. When the water is cold – anywhere from low thirties up into the […]
In the northeast, new stock assessments of summer flounder and striped bass are ready for use by fishery managers in the region. Both are “benchmarks,” which are the most complex and thorough form of assessment. […]
Pssssst! Here’s a dirty little secret for you: If you want to catch your biggest largemouth bass of the year, this month—March—may be your best bet to net “basszilla.” That may sound a bit odd, […]
Most small ponds and lakes can be fished with some level of success by the persistent angler with a minimal amount of research or scouting before the trip. But when you want to fish that […]
By request of one of my readers I thought I would attack my thoughts on the location of the “biggins” during the cold weather and most of the winter months. I must first admit that […]
A certain notion says bass don’t much care for the cold. That when winter arrives and seals lakes with ice, big green and brown bass skulk about, but certainly don’t care to bite. Right? Well, […]
Fishing through the winter months can be very rewarding for a number of reasons. Cold temperatures keep fair-weather anglers home and hunting seasons lead many anglers to trade lakes for the woods. Winter is also […]
“This is my new favorite topwater lure,” Tim Mann said, showing off a Chrome/Black Boy Howdy before casting is just past a stick-up beside a seawall in a canal. Mann, who is long-time tournament bass […]
Despite changing conditions, Ohio angler Whitney Stephens turned in an impressive catch of five bass that weighed 24 pounds, 12 ounces in the final round of the 2019 Basspro.com Eastern Open at Harris Chain of […]
Dennis Forney of capegazette.com reported first: For months now I’ve heard there are plenty of striped bass out in the ocean – about seven miles out.“They’re out there and they’ll bite, but that’s in federal […]
Think winter is the time to put away your rods and store your boat? Think again. At Scout, we make fishing part of every boat we create, and we want to help you enjoy your […]
Whether you’re fishing for largemouth bass on Ocmulgee WMA or brown trout in the Chattahoochee River, fishing in the cooler months ( winter fishing ) is relatively the same for any fish species. You’ll want […]
For many, winter’s time to hang up the bass gear and wait until spring ushers in warmer waters and the magic of the pre-spawn period. But for others, like B.A.S.S. pro Mark Menendez, winter […]
With some recent success with a jig and the fact that it is one of my favorite baits, I thought I would pass on a few adjustments that I like to make when fishing a […]
We made it by the skin of our frozen teeth. The next ODU Magazine is out. It is a November/December early winter fishing edition. LINK TO THIS EDITION OF ODU MAGAZINE >>> https://www.odumagazine.com/Magazines/ODUNovAndDec2018Mag/ This edition […]
Al’s Goldfish Lure Company will be an exhibitor at this year’s Ice Fishing & Winter Sports Show in Saint Paul, MN (November 30 – December 2). Al’s will be located in space 1521, near the […]
No other lure type is more effective in cold water than the hard-plastic suspending jerkbait. This dependable minnow-looking stickbait has bass-fishing fans across the country, but you need to know how, where and when to […]
Shallow water bass can be finicky at times, and the typical running the bank routine runs flat leaving some anglers scratching their heads. But November is a great time to be fishing, the water is cooling […]
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