Let’s be honest: there is absolutely nothing in the world of bass fishing quite like a topwater blowup. If there is a more fun way to catch bass, I just haven't found it yet. It’s mid-May, which means ...

Early season, pre-spawn bass action can be phenomenal — by far the best of the year. But it’s not always that way, so veteran Northeast Florida anglers follow a well-thought-out game plan to tip ...

Here's how to catch a big spawning bass, then mount the fish and release it, too. Heavyweight spawning largemouth bass now are being caught throughout Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia by many ...

The cold weather of late winter and early spring this year produced water temperatures that held back fisheries, such as the shad and striper fishing in the Delaware River, and also delayed the ...

All fishing has certain key elements that determine not only how good the fishing will be, but when, where and how to fish. Spawning time for largemouth bass is no exception. In fact, these elements ...

When it comes to successful spring big bass it is time to hurry up and slow down. Fishing too fast, according to Major League Fishing pro and East Texas resident Kelly Jordon, is the number one ...

In an early May Bass Pro Tour tournament on the Tennessee River, Major League Fishing pro David Walker explained the importance of playing your cards right when a shad-spawn bite goes bust, switching ...

1. In Lakeland, bass are continuing to spawn, so stick to the shallow water, try flipping dark-colored creature baits. If you can find them, try shiners for bass as well. Specks continue to hit ...

Spawning season is when bass fishing myths do the most damage. You hear hard rules repeated every spring—dates, temperatures, moon phases, and behaviors that are supposedly set in stone. The problem ...

(PhysOrg.com) -- Recent cold weather has delayed largemouth bass spawning, says a University of Florida expert whose research suggests anglers should enjoy the opportunity for easy catches, despite ...

Though a lot of bass have already spawned in most of Alabama, fish in the northern half of the state are still in bedding mode in many lakes, and probably will continue to be through the full moon on ...