Largemouth Bass Active on Smaller Lakes Across Kentucky

Many anglers think the first cool winds of early fall spur largemouth bass to move from their deep summer haunts and shove their noses practically on the bank.

It is Smallmouth Bass Time

Winds blowing straight from Santa Claus?abode at the North Pole rocketed across Kentucky this past week, bringing with them the start of reservoir smallmouth ba

The River Bottom and how it Affects Fall Fishing

Every year as we transition to late fall the bottom structure becomes more important and the ability to distinguish what type of bottom you are fishing is essen

Live Bait Still Best for Winter Smallmouth

It is easy to lose your way with so many new technological advancements hitting the market in the fishing world each year. You want to try the new developments,

Speed and Fall Fishing

If there was ever a time of year to think about the retrieve speed the fall is it! Retrieve speed is a deadly attraction and the problem is most fisherman forge

Holiday Season Sauger Bite

Sauger hover just above bottom right now downstream of dams, waiting for a stunned shad to tumble into their orbit. Their numbers will grow in proportion to the

Technology Takes Another Big Step

As the world of computers and fish finders have advanced so has the mapping that we have been using to navigate our boats from. Navionics has moved from selling

What I Liked About 2013

After such an impressive 2013 with every phase of my life being affected in such a positive way I thought I would put my thoughts on paper; so many great improv

Some Winter Presentations that I Like

As we progress into the winter months there are a couple of factors that determine what presentation I use in the cold mid of winter. I look for a couple of key

56 Pros Qualified for the Bass Master Classic

When the Bass Master Classic comes to Guntersville this February 56 of the world抯 best fisherman have qualified to give it a shot at one crown. The 2014 Bass Ma

What Has Not Changed in the Fishing World?

One thing that has been constant in the world of fishing is change, for the past 10 to 15 years you can bet something new, better more advanced will be added to

Polar Vortex Brings Float and Fly Time

Meteorologists called the recent cold snap that sent air temperatures plummeting to subzero levels all over the Ohio Valley a 揚olar Vortex.?Old timers used to c

Fishing in the Cold Weather

With the near coldest winter on record here in the Deep South upon us there are many ways to make sure your body is prepared to take the cold when you head to t

Blue Water Trails North Fork Cumberland River

Cumberland Falls 68-foot drop is world famous as the "Niagara of the South." Moonbeams reflecting off the mists from the falls create moonbows. The bo

Tournaments-Baiting Brush Piles

With the increase amounts of money showing up in tournaments, and the increased pressure to win even the smallest of tournaments the local tournament trials in

Stream Smallmouth Bass Love Early Fall

If you are a river or stream angler, this past spring and summer has filled your belly with enough frustration to pull your hair out by the handful. Mothe

Where the Creeks Narrow

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 t

The Fishing Tournament of All Tournaments

The Tournament of All Tournaments On September 7 2013 Lake Guntersville hosted the biggest and best 5 fish amateur tournament we have seen in many years! It not

Musky Bite Peaking Soon

In early November several years ago, a then 14-year-old Montgomery County High School freshman named Sarah Terry fished for muskellunge on Cave Run Lake with he

Critical Retrieve Speed and Tempo

We are approaching a time of year that one of the most critical things that people do wrong, when they have trouble catching fish, is how quickly you retrieve y