Tag Archives: Shallow Water

Where the Creeks Narrow

Posted on September 15, 2013 by ABTTournamentSeries

As we move into more of a fall bite the bass start to vacate the deeper ledges, they follow the creeks and hang out in the flats, where the creeks meet at the tightest points. The key is locating the … Continue reading →

Posted in News, News & Events | Tagged: Articles, Bottom, Crank Bait, Creeks, Flats, Mike Gerry, Shallow Water |

The Facts About Bedding Fish

Posted on April 30, 2013 by ABTTournamentSeries

Over the many years of fishing bass that are bedding there are many beliefs that just don’t hold water, no pun intended! I don’t know how many people call me and tell me that they want to come fishing but … Continue reading →

Posted in News, News & Events | Tagged: Articles, Bedding Fish, Cold Water, Mike Gerry, Shallow Water, Spawning, Warm Water |

Bassmaster: Legendary Lake Eufaula

Posted on April 1, 2013 by ABTTournamentSeries

In the early years of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (B.A.S.S), Lake Eufaula was the “Bass Fishing Capital of the World.” It was here that Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame inductee Tom Mann invented the Mann’s Little George tailspinner and … Continue reading →

Posted in News, News & Events | Tagged: Articles, Bassmaster, Buzz Bait, Crank Bait, Grass Fishing, Jigs, Lake Eufaula, Mark Hicks, Shallow Water, Spinnerbait, Spotted Bass, Swim Bait |

The What and How’s of the Shad Spawn!

Posted on March 13, 2013 by ABTTournamentSeries

The shad spawn although it’s a short period of time, can mean the best bass fishing of the spring if you hit the right spots at the right times. Shad spawn when the water temperatures hit upper sixties to low … Continue reading →

Posted in News, News & Events | Tagged: Bait, Bank Fishing, Buzz Bait, Cover, Daybreak, Grass Fishing, Guide Articles, Hard Bait, Jake Davis, Lake Guntersville, Shad, Shad Spawn, Shallow Water, Spinnerbait, Spring, Topwater Action |

Winter Time Cranking

Posted on March 9, 2013 by ABTTournamentSeries

As the winter moves on and we start to get some warming sun against the east banks and shoreline working a small crank bait becomes a very effective presentation! There might be no better bait with high 40 and low … Continue reading →