Freshwater Fishing
It’s bream time! Summer panfish are hard to beat
I am a tournament bass fisherman by trade, and I love an occasional vacation from those green fish. […]
Lunker Lines
Bass Fishing
Tailrace action is a nice change
I had four really good days back in April, fishing in a Bassmaster Elite series tournament on Lake Pickwick in Alabama. […]
Fishing
Pick a color, any color — maybe
It can be really confusing when you walk into a tackle shop and look at the rows and rows of crankbaits, all different sizes and styles and colors. […]
Bass Fishing
Topwater bite is tops when May arrives
I have talked a lot about February and March being the best months to catch a big bass from any of our lakes, rivers and ponds in South Carolina. Despite that, May is probably my favorite month to fish. […]
Bass Fishing
In the spring, Senko is my No. 1
February and March are my favorite months to try and catch a really big bass, but when April arrives, not only do you still have a chance for a big fish, it’s a month when you can catch a lot of fish. […]
Fishing
Be ready to fish just about any bait
March is a month when you take your whole tackle box with you to the lake, because you might catch a bass on just about anything in there: a crankbait, a jerkbait, a jig, a spinnerbait, a Chatterbait. […]
Bass Fishing
March is time to let the big bass eat
I know I’ve said this before, but it bears repeating: March is the best month in South Carolina if you’re trying to catch a big bass. […]
Bass Fishing
February is month for big jig, big bass
If there’s one thing I’d like to get across to bass fishermen who are figuring out what to do in February, it would be this: don’t get caught up in the calendar. […]
Bass Fishing
Don’t forget fall pond-fishing
Everybody who fishes farm ponds thinks about fishing mostly in the spring, but I don’t want anybody to forget about how good the fishing can be in the fall. […]
Bass Fishing
October: you can have it your way
When it comes to bass fishing, I’m sort of a jack-of-all-trades. I do a little bit of this and a little bit of that — whatever I need to do to catch fish. […]