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· Professional Bass Fishing Guide Service. Living in the North Alabama Area since the 70's and fishing Lake Guntersville for over 40 years. I have many published fishing articles world wide in magazines, newspapers and on-line magazines. Featured in the October 08 issue of Alabama Out door News; also made the cover of ODU May of 2018. I offer the most comprehensive information for Lake Guntersville, fishing tips, reports, and featured articles.I challenge you to utilize my Professional Guide Service and compare the knowledge, friendliness and good time on the water to anyone. 

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Fishing Report, Lake Guntersville 3/6/2021

The water temperatures are starting to rise, and the bass are moving in and out from there winter locations as we move into the month of March. It is a timing thing, and certainly a location thing but if you have the endurance to be on the water until you hit the right time and place you can have a great day on the water. Persistence pays off as always, but you must keep at it and that can be a long day sometimes.

We stuck mainly to reaction baits, with SPRO Little John 60’s, SPRO Aruka shad rattle baits, Picasso chatter baits and spinner baits and my always consistent Tight-Line swim jig as my baits of choice. There is lots of fisherman on the water so being on the move constantly looking for new locations can also pay off!

Come fish with me I have guides and days available to fish with you, no one will treat you better or work harder to see you have a great day on the water! Need to take a customer fishing we will set you up. We fish with great sponsor products, Lowrance Electronics, Ranger Boats, Dawson Boat Center, Boat Logix mounts, Duckett Fishing, Lews Fishing, Vicious Fishing, Mercury Motors, Power Pole and more!

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Mud Lines

If I have learned anything about North Alabama in the winter, I have realized that in the winter we get a lot of rain causing the lake to get muddy; causing water to over-run many docks and putting TVA in a position where they spill most of the winter from one dam to another. Creating mud lines all over the lake!

With high water the lake can be treacherous not only causing mud but pulling debris and mud off the banks, this can be a real problem as windy days with high water cause these big stumps and logs to float down the river and can really become a disaster for the average fisherman that is not really focused on the problem; I have seen the lower unit of many bass boats destroyed mine included from this problem. So fishermen should all be aware, be safe and understand this nice day of fishing can turn into a disaster. 

One other thing that has always been true is that the lake may be muddy but somewhere there is mud lines and if you find the mud lines and fish the change from muddy to not so muddy areas you will find the fish. Many times this is easy the mud lines are very prevalent and sometimes they become difficult to find. When the muddy water is everywhere there is always change as you go down the depth ranges; you can detect the mud lines below with a temperature gauge. Muddy water is warmer than clear water so you can detect the clearer area just by dropping a temperature gauge to some different depths to find the clearer water. Work the mud lines, parallel them, cross them, fish the depth mud line change, and look for obvious change as this is where the fish will be. Check the banks as mud lines form 10 ft. off the bank creating a great mud line. 

Bass are more active in the current than not, but the current being pulled at high rates change what the fish do; bass move to the shallow water when it is high water and move to the non-current side of structure like stumps and other structure. Be safe fish where the fish are and do not let the elements deter you!

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