Bass Fishing
Rainy weather means dirty water bass fishing
Dirty water spinnerbaits are the choice of many largemouth bass anglers during the muddy-water conditions throughout the Carolinas due to recent rains. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass Fishing
Pond fishing helps unleash some great bass action
Pond fishing heats up quickly in the spring, and observant anglers can take what works in ponds and make it work on larger bodies of water. […]
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Falls of Neuse bass staging for the spawn
Joel Munday of Outdoors Expeditions Guide Service said Falls of the Neuse Lake north of Raleigh and Durham is one of the best lakes in North Carolina for tangling with huge, prespawn staging bass. […]
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An old approach, a great bass lure for March
I have always loved bass fishing in March in the Carolinas, and I’ve got an extra reason to like it this year: a new lure that fits perfectly in the conditions. […]
Bass Fishing
Jordan Lake bass are on the move right now
March fishing for North Carolina’s B. Everett Jordan Lake bass will be strongly weather-dependent. […]
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Bass are on the move in the Carolinas in March
Bass are on the move this month in reservoirs across the Carolinas, and you’ll catch your share with these tips. […]
Bass Fishing
Chill out with big February bass, big baits
Slow down and fish with big baits near deep water for February bass. […]
Bass Fishing
Wateree bass leaving deep water for staging areas
February is a month of change: cold one day, warming the next. Spring-like temperatures can be followed quickly by snow, ice or freezing rain. But fishermen still go fishing and fish still bite — if you know how to catch them in varying conditions. […]
Bass Fishing
How to catch February smallmouth on Fontana Lake
Guide James McManus of Sylva, N.C., expects smallmouth bass fishing on North Carolina’s Fontana Lake to be on the rebound this winter. […]
Bass Fishing
February is a promising month for Santee anglers
Despite the winter weather typically associated with February, the trend for improved fishing brings tangible results in February to the Santee Cooper lakes. February usually begins with largemouth bass and crappie in a sluggish “can-be-caught” mode, but by the middle to the end of the month, some early, prespawn movement occurs. […]