They’re starting to suspend
The cold weather much of our country has been experiencing lately has moved most of the smallies out of the shallows and off the bottom. They’re starting to suspend which...
Green is as green does
Should you stay or should you go? The grass isn't always greener somewhere else.
Learning to find change
OK, last week we talked about looking for change. This week we’ll talk about ways to find it.
Winter storage
I cut down on the tackle in my boat and use the cold weather to organize and refresh everything for the next year.
Finessing fall bass
Power fishing tactics become prevalent during the fall since bass move to the shallows and feed heavily on baitfish, but there are still plenty of scenarios where finesse techniques are required.
The smallies are scattered
Just when a guy thinks things are going along in a predictable manner Mother Nature throws a curve.
The right approach
Everything from what direction to pull the boat into the area to how long of a cast to make, the smallest change in approach can improve your day.
Looking for change
The more I fish the more I realize what I’m really looking for is change. That helps me find fish every time I’m on the water. It’s the basis of everything I do. Bass always relate to differences. That means we should too.
Winter fishing can be challenging
As true winter arrives in most of the country your fishing options become more limited. "Limited" doesn’t mean they don’t exist.
It’s all relative
What makes for a trophy smallmouth bass? I’ve thought a lot about that over the years. I don’t think you can answer that question unless you know where the fish was caught.
