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- Six Lures for Spawning Bass - Bass Fishing Resource Guide
When the bass spawn is on, shiny spots dot the shallows of a lake The shiny spots become critical targets for presenting lures to spawning bass When selecting lures for the spawn, Missouri guide Jim Dill tries to determine whether bass are circling in and out of their nests (shiny spots) or locked on their spawning beds
- Lake fishing flatheads | Catfish Angler Forum at USCA
Is it a cooling lake? Flatheads spawn the latest of the 3 major species of catfish While they will continue to eat some during all phases of the spawn, they definitely slow down Depending on where you live; the good June you had may have been normal pre-spawn feeding frenzy, followed by a slower period during the actual spawn Followed immediately by the hottest days of Summer in August
- All About the Spawn: Targeting Bass in All Phases
Learn how to catch bass during all phases of the spring spawn From staging prespawn fish to bedding bass and post-spawn feeders, discover proven lures, tactics, and seasonal strategies for success
- 10 Myths About Spawning Bass All Fishermen Get Wrong
Spawning bass are often misunderstood by anglers, and tales about the bass spawn are told as facts We debunk common bass spawn myths and help you improve your bass fishing during the spawn in this video
- Making a spawn box for channel catfish? - Catfish Angler Forum at USCA
the pond i have has a few big channel cats in it, but there just isnt any good habitat for them to spawn in i was wondering if i created some sort of hollow object if they would spawn in it thought about sinking a PVC pipe to simulate a hollow log anyone have any other ideas or have done
- Post Spawn Bass Fishing: The Ultimate Guide
Post-spawn bass fishing can either be a goldmine or a struggle—but if you understand the transition and use the right baits, you’ll catch tons of bass Here’s how Glenn May from BassResource breaks it down!
- Where would smallmouth bass be on lake st Clair in summer
St Clair is is very unique lake Always has current from Huron coming through on its way to Erie and the water is cooler than you would expect, even in summer The best time to go IMHO is when we go at the end of May Depending on weather, you can get fish in pre-spawn, on the beds, and post-spawn Sometimes in all three stages Typically in the summer the smallmouth move out to deeper water
- CATFISHING DURING THE SPAWN - Catfish Angler Forum at USCA
All of our major catfish species spawn during spring or summer when the water warms to an optimal temperature Channel and blue catfish spawn at 70 to 84 degrees, but 80 to 81 degrees is considered best Flatheads spawn at 66 to 75 degrees Not surprisingly spawning begins at different times in different latitudes, progressing from south to north
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