Bass Fishing Archives - Page 135 of 155

Bass fishermen who spend much time on the water after dark can expect to catch some awfully nice largemouths.

Summer bass are after-dark delights

My tournament-fishing schedule the past few years has kept me from taking some of the fishing trips that were my favorites when I was younger. […]

The North Toe and Nolichucky rivers are some of the best remaining habitat for elktoe mussels in North Carolina.

Smallmouth ‘Toe’-Hold

Mike Marsh

Scott Cunningham backed his trailer down a steep incline, the sort of grade where an angler hopes his parking brake holds when he off-loads his boat, lest he need a wrecker or winch to fish his pickup out of the water. […]

Zara Spooks are among the most-revered of all topwater baits.

There’s no ‘spooking’ Lesley Childers

Scott Keepfer

Tackle shops are stocked with dozens of different topwater lures with which to entice bass, but for Lesley Childers, there’s really only one — the legendary Zara Spook. […]

Lay the Lumber

Jeff Burleson

Meandering through century-old cypress and tupelo swamps, the tea-colored waters of the picturesque Lumber River swiftly glide from its headwaters in the sandhills of North Carolina to its confluence with the Little Pee Dee River across the South Carolina line. […]

Short Stack

Terry Madewell

Strategies for bass fishing are as varied as the anglers who target them. That’s particularly true on Lake Moultrie during hot weather. […]

The Lumber River produces some nice bass, in part because of the fertile nature of backwater swamp areas.

Lay the Lumber to ’Em!

Jeff Burleson

Meandering through century-old cypress and tupelo swamps, the tea-colored waters of the picturesque Lumber River swiftly glide from its headwaters in the sandhills of North Carolina to its confluence with the Little Pee Dee River across the South Carolina line. […]