October is a great month for bass fishing. Bass are active and feed on local bait species like shad and small fish. This fall fishing season presents an ideal opportunity for anglers. To increase your chances, target areas with lots of food and apply effective fishing tips. Take advantage of this season before winter arrives! … Read more

Bass fishing at Bank’s Lake in Lakeland, GA, is great for catching largemouth bass, crappie, bream, and catfish. Anglers report 10-pound catches. There’s no motor size limit, but be careful of submerged stumps when navigating. Remember to use insect repellent for a more enjoyable fishing experience. Local fishing reports consistently highlight successful catches in these … Read more

After cold rain, bass fishing can be difficult. Cold water lowers bass metabolism. As a result, bass move away from runoff areas and look for warmer water in deeper sections of the lake. Anglers should focus on these deeper spots to improve fishing success after rainfall. Conditions to consider include light levels, water clarity, and … Read more

Bass fishing can be good after a big storm. Weather conditions change, affecting water clarity and temperature. Bass may slow down but will start to feed again as conditions stabilize. Anglers should focus on calmer waters and use natural baits. Post-storm activity can improve fishing success if approached carefully. To maximize your success in post-storm … Read more

Bass fishing is often good during spring storm periods. Bass are seasonal fish that react to temperature, pressure, and humidity changes. They become active before storms, particularly with low pressure and high humidity. The best time to fish is on warm days just before a storm. After a storm, the water temperature often warms rapidly. … Read more

Basa fish are freshwater fish from the Mekong and Chao Phraya rivers in Southeast Asia. They live in river habitats and are widely farmed to meet high export demand. Their affordability adds to their popularity. Therefore, basa fish are considered river fish, not sea fish. Health benefits of basa fish are noteworthy. It is low … Read more

Axehead Lake, located in Cook County, is open for fishing during regular hours. This 17-acre lake has a maximum depth of 29.9 feet. Boats are not allowed. The 2024 spring trout fishing season starts on April 6. Anglers can find good shore fishing opportunities, including largemouth bass and panfish. Before planning a trip to Axehead … Read more

The Arkansas Border Fishing License is valid for Table Rock Lake. This license allows Arkansas residents to fish in Missouri waters, including Bull Shoals Lake and Norfork Lake. They do not need a nonresident fishing license. Always check local fishing regulations for updates before you go fishing. Table Rock Lake is renowned for its diverse … Read more

Arkabutla Lake is open for fishing. Anglers can catch crappie, bass, and catfish. Boat ramps are mostly accessible, and bank and kayak fishing are popular. The lake provides good water conditions and diverse recreational activities. Every year, thousands of visitors enjoy fishing there. Have a great fishing experience! Recent weather patterns have contributed to improved … Read more

The salmon fishing season in Area M opens on July 18 and runs Thursdays to Saturdays. Anglers can keep one adult Chinook salmon (over 24 inches) and one hatchery coho. The hatchery coho season is from August 1 to December 31. Check local regulations for specific catch guidelines before you fish. Area M encompasses diverse … Read more