· 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 8/6/2022
I must admit the summer fishing is as good as I have seen it in many years, even though the water temp is in the upper 80’s the fish are still responding very well. It appears it takes a couple of hrs. to locate them daily as they are constantly on the move and then it’s on. Chasing and bait is key once you find some chasing, you’re in the fish.
Baits are many SPRO Aruka shad rattle baits half oz. size, Tight-Line swim jigs and regular jigs, SPRO Pop-’s, Missile Bait “48” stick baits. There is also a SPRO frog bite it’s not everywhere, but you can get some action with it. I believe most baits will work you just have to locate the fish and then you’re on!
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Details of Schooling Fish
As we progress into August and fall fishing the one thing you will notice is the chasing and feeding of the bass all over the schools of bait fish. It’s always a fun time of year for those that wish to catch numbers of fish; one key to it is knowledge. What to fish with, where they located and how to approach them is necessary if you want to enjoy the “Zen.” Although schooling is not always about small fish but understanding where the bigger fish position themselves, how they follow the bait and where they locate is also a key to remember especially if you are in a tournament.
First, schooling fish are generally found in the sunny part of the morning or late afternoon which is the best time of day, so if you are heading out to find them you must fish in the heat and sun this time of year! The next thing is to remember that the bass follow the bait fish constantly and when you see big bait balls on your electronics you can bet the bass are their somewhere. If you’re a tournament angler, you can bet that the bigger bass are underneath the small fish chasing on top. Bigger bass are lazy and will sit under the chasing above and pick off the wounded bait as it drops to the bottom. So, a key is to fish a bait that will drop below the chasing like a swim bait or jig; keep it on the bottom and give it some erratic movement and you will find the bigger bass.
Fishing the schoolers is fun but the bait is key to catching them; some baits I like are rattle baits over the top three-eighths or half oz. are best, double fluke set-ups twitching and making erratic movement is always an excellent choice. If your favorite bait is a jerk bait, you’re in luck as it is one the best baits on schoolers, unweighted worms like whacky rigged Senko’s can be deadly as they slowly drop around and through the chasing really loads the boat. It is sometimes easy to put 50 to 100 bass in the boat if you can get them fired up, be quiet, persistent and you will load the boat.
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We saw some better weather and got some feeding from the bigger fish this past week! Keep moving your location until you find them! It's a great time on the water!
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