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Monday, September 16th, 2024

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Monday, September 16th, 2024

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Sportsmen Since 1968

Al Lindner: With water levels back, late-summer fishing has been a bassin’ bonanza

Al Lindner says weather and water temperatures have conspired to create prime conditions for late-summer bass in 2024. Use topwater lures or plastic worms to mimic the natural prey bass hunt during this time. (Photos courtesy of Lindner Media Productions)

For many anglers, the month of August is one of those dreadful periods. Typical days often involve a combination of heat and humidity. The old “dog days of summer” thing can certainly feel like the real deal for many species, as water temperatures reach their peak.
Largemouth bass fishing, however, can be downright amazing. In fact, from now and through the fall is without a doubt my favorite timeframe for bass.

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