Winter Bottom Fishing As winter becomes the norm the bass is reluctant to move and chase as we would expect during chilly water fishing. One way I counter this is to find some 10 ft to 15 ft. water near grass and work a football head jig off the grass. The downside of this technique… Read more »
Longer Days Ahead It is always nice in the winter to see the days start to get longer, the change from the winter solstice to increasing daylight always helps the fishing. At least in the south we start seeing this time of year the sun influences how the bass feed, where they go and how… Read more »
The rath of Clear Water The winter angler is always met with many different issues to overcome one of those is clear water. In most cases the water clears quickly in the winter even after strong winter rains, I am sure there is a scientific reason for it but no matter the fact remains you… Read more »
Current and Bass Locations If there is one thing you can count on turning on the fish, it is the effect of current, where they locate is very predictable. Bass do predictable things when TVA is pulling water, and if you have good electronics and some reasonable knowledge of the bottom structure you can easily… Read more »
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February, March on Lake Guntersville Early spring is just a brief time away and when we get there only your imagination holds you back. When I hit the water in early spring, I start the day out slicing the lake up into different depths; Guntersville has many approaches to choose from in early spring. Guntersville… Read more »
High Water Challenges Winter in the south is full of challenges but nothing is as noteworthy as the fact that we get lots of rain and hence high muddy water as it becomes the norm during the winter months in the south. The one thing we can count on during the winter and early spring… Read more »
December Fishing Expectations The question on Guntersville in December every year is what can you expect? If you look at history on Guntersville in December past says there will be more change and transition than any other time of year. Fronts will come and go quickly, temperature change will be extreme, but the fish will… Read more »
Moving to the Winter The one thing you can count on in the winter is the water temperature being the driving force behind the location of the bass during the cold months. As we see the water temperatures start to drop below 60’s we will see movement of the bass toward their winter locations. As… Read more »
A Day of Fishing Over the many years of guiding on Lake Guntersville, I have found that people using guides really want to learn something about fishing besides catching fish and having fun; it is my objective every day to accomplish as much of their needs as possible. With today’s busy lakes and fish being… Read more »