Fishing
Pro tips for catching October bass in North Carolina waters
If fewer bass fishermen were deer hunters, October would be a more popular month on the water. […]
Articles by David Fritts
Fishing
Time to get all your ducks in a row
August is a lot of things to a lot of fishermen, but to me as a bass fisherman, it’s the month when you’ve got to have your ducks in a row. […]
Fishing
June just busts out all over for bass
I probably like to fish for bass in June about as much as I do at any time of the year. I do fish to my strength, and it’s a great month to fish a crankbait, but I really think that June is, overall, the best month to fish for bass in North Carolina. […]
Fishing
April bass: you can ‘bank’ on them
Because I love to catch bass in deep water, away from the bank, April is a tough month for me. It’s simple: almost all the fish will be shallow this month, no matter where you fish in North Carolina. […]
Fishing
The answer is clear: find the clearest water
When it comes to catching bass in February, things are pretty clear to me — as in, clear water. […]
Fishing
December fishing by the numbers: The ‘magic’ number is 50 (degrees). It will direct you to the bass
In December, I’m usually thinking about deer hunting or getting ready to go striper fishing, but it can be a great month to catch largemouth bass — if the weather cooperates. […]
Bass Fishing
Pay attention to current, oxygen
If there are two factors that make bass fishing in August great or horrible, it’s current and oxygen — or not having them. […]
Fishing
For July bass, find current, cover
For a guy who likes to fish off the bank, July is the month that separates the men from the boys. […]
Fishing
Bass put on the feed bag as spawn ends, June arrives
The things that make it tough to catch bass when they’re spawning makes it a lot more fun to go fishing after the spawn. […]
Fishing
Covering the water will produce in April
April isn’t one of my favorite months, even though a lot of bass fishermen love it. Fish are fairly easy to catch, because they’re in shallow water and are actually hungry. […]