Lake Guntersville

I have a couple of interesting stories to report from the trip I had today with a couple of gentlemen that were here for their first experience of Lake Guntersville, and an experience it was. I had them starting out with using small swimbaits and Choo Choo Swimjigs around grass ...

A fantastic day on the "Big G" with a gentleman from Chicago. The Producer Swimbaits were doing what they were made to do, Produce. There is still a lot of trash in a lot of areas but most has gone from being washed out from the flood. The water still has a lot of ...

Lake Guntersville Bass are asking Mother Nature why is she giving them cold fronts in May????? I know I'm not to thrilled with them.. The water temp starts out around 68 degrees and gets to 74.. Still having some strong winds, like Saturday ... Ive seen Lake Erie with 10+ foot ...

I can’t remember when we had some low 40 degree nights in May before but as they say in North Alabama “if you don’t like the weather today stick around it will be different tomorrow.” The weather change however changed the fish patterns drastically over the week and you had ...

The water on the Big-G is getting back to normal with the level finally coming down, but the floating trash is still causing "havoc" with fishing a lot of areas. When you do find an area to fish half way effectively you can usually count on a pretty good bite. Today ...

Lake Guntersville May 1st 2017 the bass are still spawning and so are the shad.
The fishing on The Big G is exciting in short windows and if your in the right spot at the right time things get real.. And all the time in between you really need to not zone out because when ...

Guntersville Bass are still moving up to spawn. And the ones that have spawned have vanished, but I'm sure they will pop up soon.. But we had a week... Things here was happening fish was on the juice and plenty of them and they was big.. But you had to fish pretty slow to get ...

I am pleasantly pleased to say the fishing has been great we are catching good size and good numbers of post spawn fish and the fun has just begun. The fish are active they have moved to the typical post spawn locations in 10 ft. or less of water and it won’t be long before ...

The fish are coming off of their spawning pattern and have started moving out to some of the deeper grass and ledge areas. There are still several in the shallow grass that can be taken with soft plastics but when you break out the Producer Swimbaits and Choo Choo Rocker jigs ...

Lake Guntersville has had her share of unstable weather. With the Largemouth Bass spawning or attempting to spawn and throw in the lake rising and falling it sent the bigger bass to spawn in a little deeper water, which made them hard to find and catch. Not going to tell you ...

One very special note that I wanted to add about the Ray Scott Championship on Old Hickory this weekend was the opportunity to not only once again meet the legendary Ray Scott, but to have him walk up and just sit down beside me and talk about something other than fishing. The ...

With the fish basically moving-in in waves for the spawn fishing has gotten easier and add to that shallow water of less than 10 ft. and you are fishing most fisherman’s comfort zone. There is no doubt that most novice fisherman catch more fish in shallow water than deep. ...

With the fish basically moving-in in waves for the spawn fishing has gotten easier and add to that shallow water of less than 10 ft. and you are fishing most fisherman’s comfort zone. There is no doubt that most novice fisherman catch more fish in shallow water than deep. ...

Today was day #2 for the two gentlemen from Tn., and today they wanted to go after a few Bass. Yesterday was a great day with these guys fishing for Crappie, and today was no different for Bass. I had them throwing Choo Choo Shakers along deep grass lines and they had an absolute ...

Today I had a couple of gentlemen from Tn. that wanted to put a few "slabs" in their freezer. It was their first experience of "shooting docks" and it will definitely not be their last. The wind made it tough to keep positioned early, but when it calmed down ...