With water temps in the 50s and air temps in the 30s, who wants to get out and fish? Better think again!
Winter is the best time to catch big bass as long as you are patient enough and fish slow enough. Caught these 2 bass within minutes of each other in a ditch using a 3/8 oz scrounger jig head with a white ice zoom fluke slow rolling it as slow as I could.
Remember to bundle up when going out because its cold out there but the bite is still hot!
So, I have been fishing when I get the chance between school, clinicals, and work. It seems like the water has been turning over forever lately but the topwater bite is pretty good, at least for the spotted bass (not the stripers yet!).
I was using a Zara spook in blue shad color in 70 degree water temp on the chattahoochee river trying to get the stripers to blow up on it and caught this little spotted bass! Conditions were a little windy (its fall) and air temp was in the 50s.
I will keep you Informed of my fishing situation, stay tuned!
Hey guys. Sorry I've been away again for a while. Im currently working on my ASRT which is an associates of science in respiratory therapy.
Been working a lot of overtime too.
In regards to fishing I've been a few times since Fall started but no bites!
Using spooks and spinner baits in the windy conditions but no luck. Can't wait until striper season in a little while when they come up and start hitting topwater.
Ill post more pictures of the fish when I catch them.
Well its been a while but I've been doing some summertime fishing. A good bit of my bites have been from frogs as I am experimenting with those right now. Check out the pictures! Mostly been working and studying for school. Currently in respiratory therapy school so haven't had much time to fish like I would love to. Its okay though I can fish later when I get out of school. Enjoy!
Caught these on a buzzbait as well as a Bass Pro Shop Kermy frog. Love fishing topwater!
Water temps are 78 and its been raining. Prime time for fishing frogs.
One evening a few days ago I was casting a Rebel Magnum Pop R in Sexy Shad. The magnum poppers are closer to the bigger shad that are swimming around right now in the shallows. Water temps are in the high 60s so topwater is a must!
This bass weighed about 6 lbs. It was a thrill reeling it in.
