Fall Bass fishing tips

Fall Bass fishing tips: "This time of year allows Bill Lowen to enjoy the contemplative side of bass fishing – while mercilessly crushing freakish numbers of shad-hungry largemouth. “In the fall, a lot of guys are thinking about hunting more than fishing, so the lake is usually pretty peaceful,” he says. “Plus, the bass are keyed in on shad and are often holed up in shallow water, so they’re easy to catch. This kind of fishing is right up my alley.” Ever the power fisherman, Lowen looks to incite reaction strikes with a quartet of shad imitators in the backs of creeks and bays, where much of the lake’s bait is corralled. Here’s what Lowen uses to tag and bag hefty sacks of bass this month."

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Tournament Bass Tips to Improve your success

Tournament Bass Tips to Improve your success: "I am by no means any famous super Pro Bass Angler, but Ive had a lot of Tournament success in recent years and I want to share what has made me better and hope it can help you be a better Tournament Bass Angler."

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How to Catch Great Lakes Smallmouth Bass This Fall | OutdoorHub

How to Catch Great Lakes Smallmouth Bass This Fall | OutdoorHub: "Great Lakes smallmouth bass provide some of the hottest bass action of the year during the fall. As their name implies, the challenge on these waters derives from their magnitude. Fish have plenty of room to roam from Duluth to the St. Lawrence River, and “roaming” is part of a smallmouth’s daily life. Here are three great Great Lakes fishing spots and how to catch bass there."

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Pocket : Hot Fall Fishing

Pocket : Hot Fall Fishing: "Old man winter has finally awakened and cooler temperatures are here and holding steady. For quite some time, we fall bass fishermen have been anxiously awaiting a cool down that would in turn lower our lake water temperatures. It's time to go fishing."

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Pocket : How I Became a Good Bass Fisherman

Pocket : How I Became a Good Bass Fisherman: "It all started about twenty years ago. I first got my feet wet in the back of my Dads boat. I know what you are thinking "That's no different than how I started so what makes this guy any different than me?""

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Duo Wins Catfish Tournament By 100 Pounds | World Fishing Network

Duo Wins Catfish Tournament By 100 Pounds | World Fishing Network: "This past weekend the Cabela’s King Kat Tournament Trail hit the waters of the Missouri River at Council Bluffs, Iowa for the last of 18 qualifying events leading up to the Cabela’s King Kat Classic. Each event this year has been outstanding and this, the final event of the year, left spectators with unbelievable excitement with the leaders surpassing the second place team by nearly 100 pounds."

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Drop-offs and Creeks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Drop-offs and Creeks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Bass are, by their nature, fish that relate to structure as a major governing factor in their daily existence. There are few more important structures in an aquatic habitat than creek channels and drop-offs. Yet there are some rather important factors that fishermen need to realize about these potential holding places for bass. First we'll take a look at some features and facts about channels."

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Your Life: Night fishing

Your Life: Night fishing:

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Florida Anglers See Influx of Goliath Grouper, Call for Harvest | OutdoorHub

Florida Anglers See Influx of Goliath Grouper, Call for Harvest | OutdoorHub: "The next few days mark the peak of spawning season for goliath grouper off the coast of Florida, and many are calling for a limited harvest of these large fish to be allowed in the state’s waters. According to the Miami Herald, the harvesting of goliath grouper has been banned since 1990 in an effort to restore the fish. Over two decades later, many commercial fishermen and recreational anglers say that the fish have rebounded, and are eating more than a fair amount of other fish"

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Fishing the Thick Stuff for Bass | OutdoorHub

Fishing the Thick Stuff for Bass | OutdoorHub: "In the late summer months, the vegetation can get thick—very thick. As an alternative to fishing deep ledges or rock piles, I will flip and punch this vegetation. To start with, I pull out the right equipment for the job, which includes a Megabass Orochi XX Flippin’ Stick and a big one- to two-ounce weight, a strong hook, and a Z-Man Fishing Punch Crawz."

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