Bass Fishing
What will October hold?
October is one of my favorite months to catch bass on a crankbait in reservoirs around North Carolina. […]
Lunker Lines
Bass Fishing
It’s blueback-bass again
I look forward to September every year, and not just for the dove hunts and the opening of deer season. […]
Bass Fishing
It gets better in the dark
August is the hottest month in the Carolinas, and if you’ve been on the water on a windless day, you know how miserable it can be for bass fishermen. […]
Bass Fishing
Will August be different?
Most years, August is a very predictable month for bass fishermen in North Carolina. It’s hot, the water is at its hottest levels, and bass can be hard to catch. […]
Bass Fishing
Crank up a storm in July
A lot of bass fishermen are anything but happy when summer arrives in South Carolina, because they’re forced to leave shallow water to really catch good fish consistently. […]
Bass Fishing
It’s June — fish it like May
June is normally one of my two favorite months to catch bass. They’re finished with the spawn, have moved back toward deep water and are fattening up after going without for a couple of weeks. […]
Freshwater Fishing
It’s bream time across SC
I make my living catching bass, but I love to catch all kinds of fish, and nothing brings back good memories like bluegills. […]
Bass Fishing
May is herring time
May is a unique month for bass fishermen in South Carolina because of a little, oily fish that swims in a lot of our reservoirs. […]
Bass Fishing
Look to pattern April fish
April is the month that bass spawn in most lakes around North Carolina, but when that happens exactly depends a lot on the weather and some other factors. […]
Bass Fishing
Fish your strength
If you read this column on a regular basis, you know that I talk a lot about February and March being the best months to catch a big bass in our South Carolina lakes. […]