- Apr 10, 2012
Late Fall Means Topwater Feeding Frenzy
Late fall can mean only one thing to a bass fisherman. Feeding Frenzy! This is the time of the year when bass feed heavily before winter. There are several lures and techniques that can be used, but my favorite lure choices are the Heddon Zara Spook and the Rebel Pop-R. During fall, bass come out of the deep water summer pattern and head toward the coves to feed. Shallow timbered coves with a small creek channel running through are good starting places. If you do not have any luck next to the bank, position the boat in the middle of the pocket and fan cast until you find them.
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It’s Shad Week, brought to you by Lurenet – just in time for the shad spawn in many areas. Let’s look at how to make the most of the great bass catching opportunity that occurs when bass spawn.
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The same lure that helped Jason Christie win the 2022 Bassmaster Classic is also spectacular for catching walleyes – with presentations catered to the species’ preferences.
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You’ve likely heard the buzz about this year’s cicada abundance. Let’s look at this special occurrence and how to make the most of the resultant opportunities to catch more bass and other gamefish.