Small ponds often hold bass as well and some really big bass can be found in these smaller ponds that are often overlooked by many fishermen. Give one try. You might be surprised as to
Small ponds often hold bass as well and some really big bass can be found in these smaller ponds that are often overlooked by many fishermen. Give one try. You might be surprised as to
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about Texas rigging for catching largemouth bass – use a plastic worm 6 to 8 inches in length and hang it straight for the best success.
Targeting bass – and what to do when the bass aren’t biting. Meanwhile, fishing on the big lakes across the state remains strong.
There is also a growing population of walleyes in the lower stretches of the river.
Check out those weed lines to find fish right now. Larry Hanson shares what has been working for him to put a bunch of bass in the boat. Report by: Larry Hanson 612-810-5096 Larry Hanson
Multi-species fishing is the way to go when various conditions conspire against you on the water.
It’s not just straight under the boat anymore.
Unstable weather pattern of late, but hasn’t seemed to impact fishing much. Catching ‘gills, crappies, bass and a few northerns. Here’s when and where.
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