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September on Lake Guntersville... Is already fishing better then August, for as long as I have fished here September has always been the struggle month and this year its showing signs of being unbelievably one of the best months.. Why ??? No Clue ... But we will take it.. ...

Guntersville remains very spotty, as being at the right place at the right time seems to be the theme that continued last week. The change is that everyday we are seeing more big bait balls gathering in the back waters especially late in the evening; giving a strong feeling ...

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Make no mistake about it the lake is going through a tough period, where being at the right place at the right time is key to success. We’ve gotten into a period of extreme late summer heat and its taking its toll on the number of bites your getting. Luck is key to a good day; ...

The good the bad and the ugly, the cooling temperatures helped, the east wind didn’t! Have no fear though changes up and down the weather scale will help improve the fishing every day. I believe we will have one of the best falls in many years as there is lots of fish.
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It appears we are heading into a cooler period than normal with night-time temperatures dropping into the 60’s; this should bring us an early frog bite and move the fall fishing ahead of some of the past seasons. Look for the fall bite to bring us some great fishing earlier ...

Make no mistake about it, fish are being caught and mid-August isn’t bad at all, in fact 10 to 15 fish for a 4-hr. trip is a pretty good hot summer day. Now that you back to school and planning some time off Guntersville can offer some summer time fun!


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Its starting to look like things are lining up.. Lake Guntersville is getting herself back together after a slow down a couple weeks ago.. Still a lot of moving going on as the bass are trying to figure out what they want.. But one thing is for sure the big ones are still there ...

If you have done some scanning in the past couple of weeks you will have noticed that the Thermo-cline that had the fish set at certain depths is gone. The result is the bass have moved and are now at different depths then they were when the thermo-cline was easily recognized ...

Well they call it dog days of summer for a reason, throw in a full moon and your window of opportunity is very short. This past week proved to be one of the toughest weeks that I have seen this year. Early in the week small fish was all we could find. As the week went on the ...

There’s a couple of ways to overcome the dog-days right now one of them is to be the guy on the lake at night, the other is to do some boring flipping into the heaviest grass. Neither of these turn most fisherman on only the toughest enjoy night fishing and the most determined ...

The weather has been steadily getting hotter and the water temp on Lake Guntersville has been anywhere from 86-91 degrees.... And it hasn't slowed the bite down but it has made the real big ones bite less often at certain times... one day it might be at day break then the next ...

We saw some late afternoon water temperatures at 90 degrees putting us square in the middle of the dog days of summer. The bite this past week certainly reflected the dog days; bites were at a premium and patience was the key to a successful day.
The challenge was keeping ...

The fish catching action just kept on rolling right along on Lake Guntersville. I had a client from Kentucky for his second day of fishing and we decided to do some night fishing since it was a Saturday and we "THOUGHT" we could beat the crowd, at least that's what ...

Water temperatures are above 85 degrees and with the hot water comes the slowing activityespecially the bigger fish as oxygen is at a premium for the remainder of the hot summer. Theother side of that is the smaller fish remain active giving us plenty of schooling activity duringthe ...