As with any segment of the bass fishing season, mid- to late-summer offers its particular challenges. When faced with the trials of hot summer bassin’ this summer, remember the two tips offered here.

When the bass bite starts to cool down the answer is often right behind you. Fishing from deep to shallow, working crankbaits up-the-down staircase, provides a different look, and one that keeps the ...

isn’t all that appealing to you. Maybe your thinking, Who wants to go out among all the pleasure boaters and endure 100-degree temperatures to chase around a little green fish that would rather ...

In this edition of The Starting Spot Daily Bass Fishing Headlines, check out the Details of Jacob Wheeler’s Ninth (yes, ninth) BPT win, the Best Ways to Catch Bass Around Bluegill Beds, and the Great ...

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 ...

Lots of anglers wouldn’t touch the high water at Beaver Lake with a 10-foot pole. A 6-foot pole with a reel attached is more like it for fishing the usual springtime rise in water level at the ...

Eighty percent of anglers use the wrong lures during peak summer bass season, but recent advances in fishing gadgets show how technology is transforming tackle selection and boosting catch rates for ...

. Moving water is cooler and more oxygenated than still water, and fish often congregate in these spots when water temperatures rise. This can be anything from ledges and dams to stream riffles and ...

Summertime bass fishing is popular with anglers throughout the country. Lake-dwelling largemouth bass are a great summer fish because they are usually receptive to a huge variety of baits, lures and ...

Fishing can be miserable on 100-degree days, but the summer months can be good for fishing as they bunch up and feed aggressively. The temperature is consistently in the triple digits, lake temps ...

A few weeks ago in Part 1, we covered fishing lily pads, spatterdock and emergent weeds. Here are more options for shallow water success in summer. Duckweed is a tiny 1/16 to 1/8 inch light green weed ...