A lot of bass fishermen really want to get out on the water in February. A lot of them haven’t fished in better than a month; they’ve been sitting around, maybe getting a little cabin fever, organizing all their tackle and going to boat shows to see what’s out there. […]
If you have read my column for a few years, you know what’s coming in February. I’d like to talk about something else this month, but I just can’t. […]
Leave it to someone with great vision for designing artificial lures to put a “boat prop-style” blade on a buzz bait that consistently catches bass coast to coast. […]
Probably more than any other month, the fishing in February depends on the weather; that’s what it’s all about. […]
February delivers bone-chilling conditions across much of North Carolina and, surprising to some, sizzling striped bass angling on the lower section of the Roanoke River, near its confluence with the Albemarle Sound. […]
Bass fishermen have taken a distinct “shine” to largemouth lately on Lake Marion. The use of live bait, specifically shiners, is producing both quality and quantity of largemouth bass. […]
Describing the kind of bass fishing at most North Carolina lakes during February is fairly easy and can be done with one word — slow. […]
When fishermen think of big bass, they often focus upon large lakes and will drive hundreds of miles to cast lures into sprawling impoundments often besieged by other anglers. […]
Striper fishermen are catching a lot of fish on Lake Greenwood lately – just not the fish they’re targeting. […]
January can be really good for fishing or really cold and miserable. It seems like every year around boat show season, it is one extreme or the other. It’s either snowing or beautifully warm in the low 70s. […]
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