Bass Fishing
Bomber’s Jointed Wake Minnow
Russell Garner remembers the days in South Texas and elsewhere along the Gulf Coast when anglers modified jointed Redfins to make a “wake” bait that redfish found hard to resist. […]
Bass Fishing
Big Bass
Jordan Lake spits out bass just short of 12 pounds for Fayetteville, N.C., angler
Well, if you’re only going to get one good bite in an entire day of bass fishing, at least it can be a real good bite. […]
Bass Fishing
Rhodhiss stripers get hot in springtime
Joe Jobin of Xtreme Striper Fishing divides April at North Carolina’s Lake Rhodhiss into two phases.The beginning of the month marks the first. […]
Bass Fishing
Hit the banks for Lake Monticello’s April bass
For anyone who likes to catch bass, April is a fun time on South Carolina’s Lake Monticello, according to bass pro Andy Wicker, who grew up learning on Monticello and Lake Murray. […]
Bass Fishing
Lake Gaston bass fishing report for April
April is a big month for bass fisherman at Lake Gaston on the North Carolina/Virginia border. […]
Bass Fishing
Bushwhack bass at Kerr lake
During the spring at Kerr Lake, the quality of fishing depends on water levels, which are often flooded this time of year. But flooding doesn’t necessarily mean bad fishing. […]
Bass Fishing
Big-fish time on Moultrie, Marion
March is one of the best months for catching multiple species of fish on the Santee Cooper lakes […]
Bass Fishing
Number 1 tip for catching bass in muddy water
Catching bass in muddy water means forgetting about lure colors, and focusing instead on lures that make noise and vibration, which bass can pick out even in extremely dirty water. […]
Bass Fishing
Must-have baits for March bass
Across the Carolinas, March is the best month, in my opinion, to catch a trophy largemouth bass. I know you can catch one in January, February or April, but everything points to having your best chance this month. […]
Bass Fishing
February is big-bass time
While many anglers wait until March to begin bass fishing at the Santee Cooper lakes, they are missing out on some hot prespawn activity by these fish. […]