Lake Guntersville has giants and this week has proved it once again. I don't know if they are coming out of hiding or if I am just on something special. Fishing random areas has been paying off this past week. Will this keep up or will September well be September.... Im pretty
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I got out today by myself to look for a few fish that might be "stacking up" with the high water and heavy current. Yesterday was an extremely slow day for my clients that tried catching some fish in some deep grass and with this I wanted to see if I could come up
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Rain and wind and water temperatures in the low 80’s all add up to some great summertime fishing. We have seen surface temperatures as low as 81 degrees this past week putting the depth below probably in the mid 70’s all this speaks to some great summer fishing.
WEISS LAKE IS AT 0 FEET 3 INCHES BELOW FULL POOL AND CLEAR AND 83-84 DEGREE'S
Most fish are on their summer pattern and it does not look like much will change until the first cooling trend in September, A lot of Bass are still being caught shallow
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Lake Guntersville is not disappointing at all and matter of fact id have to say that the fishing is above normal for this time of year.. And we are having a blast. With some cooler nights the water temp has dropped a little and if we get the rain like the weatherman says we
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Cool nights, north wind, temperatures below 90 all add up to some great summer time fishing. If you have been around north Alabama over the past 5 to 6 years you know that this is an unusual summer with all the rain and cooler temperatures; fishing is great and the fall looks
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There is just no question that this summer has been one of the best of the past many years, the bass are active and the schooling activity is excellent. I believe that the summer time rain we have had this year is keeping the oxygen levels up and the result is good fishing.
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WEISS LAKE IS AT 0 FEET 3 INCHES BELOW FULL POOL AND CLEAR AND 86-88 DEGREE'S
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Wow it's hot out there and the fishing is really good as well.
Lake Guntersville is really fishing well the best I've seen in awhile.
Discovered a new area and we caught them so fast we decided it would be a good opportunity to get a pic together like old times.
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The Bull Wake Shad and it's partner in crime the Bull Rat were doing there job this morning. We stayed around scattered grass areas in 6-8 ft. and kept the baits just under the surface to make them wake. I also found that the Bull Rat can be worked like a spook and with it's
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I am personally back on the water working myself back into fishing shape and I found that the fishing is still very good and the outlook for the summer to me is also impressive. I believe that we are definitely coming back and those of you that put themselves on the water will
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I got out yesterday afternoon with a great friend that wanted to "pour some sweat" for the evening, and hopefully catch a few fish on the "Big G". We did just that with us starting out on some deep grass areas using Choo Choo Rocker jigs with Producer Craw
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WEISS LAKE IS AT 0 FEET 3 INCHES BELOW FULL POOL AND CLEAR AND 84-86 DEGREE'S
Bass fishing is Good and most fish are on their summer pattern, on the humps, deeper points and creek and river channel ledges. These fish can be caught on medium
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Since my last report Lake Guntersville has not missed a lick. I would've thought with this intense heat that the bass would go full blown summer time mode on us.. WRONG its been the complete opposite getting plenty of bites and some are Hawgs but all in all its been a blast.
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This past week created some slow-down of the fishing as we were hit with more sun and heat than anytime this summer so far. I believe if you’re an avid fisherman than enjoys flipping the grass with heavy weights and big profile baits you would have had more success than others.
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Lake Guntersville has been very good to my customers the past two weeks. Catching fish has been a lot of fun and we have caught some good ones mixed in.. These Green Guys sure do cure a lot of illness .....
With the October 7, 2017 SPRO frog tournament date approaching, I know the most enthusiastic will be out preparing and looking for that frog bite; marking those productive spots and checking them weekly as it approaches. The great news is that we are already seeing a good frog... read more
The more you fish crank baits the more apt you are to get frustrated over the fact that many people believe they just loose to many fish. We have all experienced the downside of fishing crankbaits, the line breaks, or the fish comes unhooked by throwing the bait when a head... read more
When the dog days of the summer start to set in and the heat has the fish suspending and skittish it’s time to go to those baits most power fisherman don’t enjoy. Yes, I hate to bring it up but the dog days are one of the only times of the year that I get out finesse baits.... read more
Earlier this year Captain Triple Trouble Steve Howell and his father Captain Pops did a little bottom catching! Captain Kathy is offering up her early morning smile! My friend Captian Triple Trouble is a grand cook for sure!... read more
As the grass thickens and the summer months get hotter there are some keys that allow you to become more efficient at fishing in the grass. The first key for me is all about the frog bite; with the upcoming SPRO Frog Tournament set for October 7 2017 my first tip is all about... read more
With every passing season, anglers are building their knowledge base about how to catch saugeye stocked in a handful of central and northern Kentucky lakes.
A saugeye is a fast-growing cross between a walleye and sauger that can reach 15 to 19 inches in its second year.... read more
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