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If you've been on the water lately, you know summer fishing can be a grind. The fish don't disappear they just change where they live and how they feed. The good news is that a few small adjustments can make a huge difference. - Fish when it's cooler Early mornings and late evenings are hard to beat. Bass are more active, and topwater bites can be some of the most exciting of the year. - Slow down If you're fishing a worm or jig, don't be afraid …

Every July, the fishing industry gathers in Orlando for one event, ICAST. It's the biggest trade show in sportfishing and the place where the next generation of baits, rods, reels, electronics, and accessories make their debut. If you've ever noticed a flood of new products hitting the market around the same time each summer, there's a good chance they were introduced at ICAST. For tackle companies, ICAST is their biggest stage. Months and someti …

February showed up exactly how it usually does on Table Rock cold, clear, and unforgiving. High pressure and winter-cold water (mid-40s) made the bite stingy, and most of the fish that showed themselves weren’t very interested in committing. There were plenty of “lookers,” but very few true eaters, which made it a grind from start to finish. The biggest key was slowing way down and keeping presentations off the fish. With the la …

Winter Bass Strategy (Quick Seasonal Tips) In cold water, bass metabolism slows, so they eat less and bite more subtly. Focus on slow presentations near deep structure and precise lure placement — quality baits are essential. ✔ Target deeper bars, drop-offs, humps, and creek channel swings.✔ Fish midday to late afternoon when surface temps slightly warm.✔ Use finesse rigs and subtle action lures to trigger lethargic strikes. Best Winter …