Fishing Report: Arrival of cooler temperatures means fish are ready to bite » Naples Daily News

Fishing Report: Arrival of cooler temperatures means fish are ready to bite » Naples Daily News: "Finally, some relief from the summer temperatures. Today was almost fall-like, and that helps to lower the water temperatures and to turn on the fish. Incoming tides in the morning are making for better conditions than last week."

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Monster Fall Pan Fish

Monster Fall Pan Fish: "Bluegill and other sunfish are among some of most popular fish for anglers to catch. They are found in ponds, lakes, and rivers, and are often the first fish caught by many anglers when they began the sport of fishing as a child. Don’t be fooled by their size and beauty, these fish are aggressive predators and will strike both artificial lures. During the fall, with the water temperatures in the 70- to 75-degree range, it is the best time to pursue the sunfish as they often move around due to changing light, water temperature, forage and cover. "

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Texas fall bass fishing provides hungry fish, less boat traffic - Dallas hunting and fishing | Examiner.com

Texas fall bass fishing provides hungry fish, less boat traffic - Dallas hunting and fishing | Examiner.com: "The first day of fall has most of us who enjoy outdoor pursuits antsy for the opening day of archery season, which will provide the first chance to treat a lingering case of buck fever. However, it’s tough to dismiss the scaly potential swimming in our state’s lakes and reservoirs, specifically largemouth bass"

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Fall brings excellent bass fishing conditions | Outdoors | Macon.com

Fall brings excellent bass fishing conditions | Outdoors | Macon.com: "I began to mentally push the calendar forward, yearning for those mornings when a jacket would feel good. I was also reminded that it has been a while since I have seen a bass explode on the water’s surface to inhale a top-water lure."

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US seafood catch reaches 17-year high - The Decatur Daily - Decatur, Alabama

US seafood catch reaches 17-year high - The Decatur Daily - Decatur, Alabama: "PORTLAND, Maine — The U.S. seafood catch reached a 17-year high last year, with all fishing regions of the country showing increases in both the volume and value of their harvests."

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Fall fishing for stripers, blues setting up nicely

Fall fishing for stripers, blues setting up nicely: "Fishing action around Long Island continues to transition smoothly from late summer to fall patterns. While we are still likely two or three weeks away from the fall blitz fishing conditions for which the saltwater faithful yearn, indications are strong that the shift is under way."

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Top 5 Bass Fishing Tips for Early Fall - Yahoo! Sports

Top 5 Bass Fishing Tips for Early Fall - Yahoo! Sports: "Are you planning on going bass fishing this fall? If so, you may want to think about changing your tactics. After all, the bass will undoubtedly be changing theirs. Over the years, I have developed a few fall bass fishing techniques that have worked quite well for me. Here's a quick look at each one:"

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Catch River Fish in the Fall

Catch River Fish in the Fall: "Rivers offer some outstanding fall fishing opportunities for a wide variety of fish. Different species of fish will stack up in very defined areas and they’ll be willing to eat your bait. If you can find the fish in the fall, you can probably catch them. Following are some ideas for catching fish from rivers in the fall."

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Video: Spearfishers Learn the Meaning of "There's Always a Bigger Fish"

Video: Spearfishers Learn the Meaning of "There's Always a Bigger Fish":

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Flipping: Fall's Forgotten Presentation

Flipping: Fall's Forgotten Presentation: "One of the conditions we see on a regular basis in the fall is clear water. That’s because we don’t in general see a lot of rain, and the thick hydrilla here on Guntersville and elsewhere quickly filters the water after any rain that does fall. It’s a common scenario in reservoir fishing."

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