Jun 22

From Wilson dam to Wheeler dam fishing

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From Wilson dam to Wheeler dam is only a little less than 16 miles. Although a very small lake and a very short distance from dam to dam, compared to the 50 plus miles of other Tennessee River impoundment’s, this small lake has big rewards. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Lower End Of Pickwick Lake

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If you have never fished the lower end of Pickwick Lake, you may be surprised. Most anglers that visit this Tennessee River Impoundment in North Alabama, never venture far from the lakes headwaters. Starting at the lower lake dam there is plenty of cover and bottom irregularities for anglers to target and for bass of all species to relate to. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Alamaba’s Most Popular Lakes For Night Fishing

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Its one of Alabama’s most popular lakes for night fishing. This small impoundment on the lower Coosa River, also shows many reasons not to give up on the bass of daytime either. The lakes headwaters, displays one of the most varied fisheries on the Coosa River. Here are a few choices for targeting these Mitchell Lake bass, during the hot days of summer. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Hot summers – Search for cooler water

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Hot Summer’s, mean searching for cool water. Logan Martin is currently showing water temperatures approaching 90 degrees. Finding bass in shallow water during the hot, mid 90 degree heat, is unheard of with most daytime anglers. But they do exist. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Coosa River and Lay Lake Fishing

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It was in the late 60’s when I first wet a hook, on Alabama’s Lay Lake. Unknown to me at the time, the lake had just been re-impounded in the early 60’s, raising the lakes water level another 16 feet. (Read more)

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Jun 22

First Fluke Trip Of The Season

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First Fluke trip of the season..very impressed with the results of our Charters catch! (Read more)

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Jun 22

Seeing the bottom of the lake

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Looking down, you can see 10-20 feet deep to the bottom of the lake, when fishing or navigating the lower end of Lake Martin’s very clear water. Deep, clear water and very skittish bass in shallow water, all go together, and often calls for applying deep water tactics, on the lakes lower end. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Hot and getting hotter

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Its hot and getting hotter. No, I’m not talking about the weather this time. I’m referring to the spotted bass fishing on Jordan Lake. Each year, this lake, now near 75 years old, gets better with age. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Lower Lake Is Good

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Anglers that choose to fish Guntersville’s lower lake region this summer will find plenty of company. But there is refuge, away from the maddening crowd, if exploring small tributaries is in the game plan. You can catch plenty of the lakes very healthy largemouth bass, in a variety of ways, both on the main lake and in the creeks, with a little patience. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Bankhead Lake – Warrior River Fishing

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I grew up fishing Bankhead Lake, better known locally as just, “The Warrior.” And what a “Warrior” it is, to survive in such an unforgiving world, just like many Warriors before. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Holiday Fishing – How To Beat the July 4th Holiday Fishing Crowds

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I have several methods of avoiding crowds during the July 4th Holiday. If you want to fish in relative peace and quiet some of these tricks might work for…

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Jun 22

Avoid Holiday Crowds and Catch Fish

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July 4th week is a crowded time on lakes and rivers. Many people are camping, cooking out and boating. Skidoos are everywhere. What can the fisherman do” There…

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Jun 22

Whales, Sea-Lions, Kings and Halibut

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Another beatiful day on the water. The wildlife really gave a good show. (Read more)

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Jun 22

Night Blues and Bass

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Slow night of fishing, fish were there but had lock jaw (Read more)

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Jun 22

Fluking Report

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Tough day of fluking between the wind, waves and shorts (Read more)

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