Bass Fishing
Low water levels have high side
I love to go deer hunting in November, and the way our lakes are drying up across North Carolina, that may be my only option. […]
Lunker Lines
Bass Fishing
It’s time for some maintenance
Like a lot of bass fishermen, I hate to have to do maintenance on anything or do a big clean-up. It’s tough when you’re traveling and fishing almost every day for months, because when you get home, or when you have a day to rest, you don’t want to spend it cleaning your reels or working on the little things that keep your boat pristine. […]
Bass Fishing
October is prime time for bass
Like a lot of fishermen, I can’t wait for October to arrive. The weather’s usually more bearable and bass are biting a lot better. […]
Bass Fishing
Jigs are in the swim in October
There are certainly a lot of different ways to catch bass in October, and one of my favorites is to swim a jig. […]
Bass Fishing
September a Jekyll-Hyde month
The page on my calendar for September has only 30 days, but I’d swear sometimes it feels like there should be two months there. […]
Bass Fishing
Keeping on ‘top’ of bass is a key
September is almost a tougher month to fish than August, because bass are in transition, moving into creeks as baitfish make their fall migration. […]
Bass Fishing
Be a detective to find August bass
August is an interesting month for bass fishermen in North Carolina. It takes a lot of time and dedication to really hit ’em hard, and it can be a feast-or-famine month — but I like it. […]
Bass Fishing
August bass get right at night
I can’t speak for every fisherman, but August is not a month I look forward to. It’s hot. Hot. HOT. […]
Bass Fishing
Bassin’ like Christmas in July now
July is a great month to fish for bass across North Carolina.
It’s one of my favorites, because bass will get out on those good offshore places where I can be most effective with the deep-diving crankbaits I like to fish. […]
Freshwater Fishing
July mayflies hatch plenty of fun
When the subject of fishing in July comes up, the thing that pops into my head is the mayfly hatch. […]