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The largemouth bass is a species of black bass in the sunfish family native to North America. It is also known as the widemouth bass, bigmouth, black bass, bucketmouth, Potter's fish, Florida bass, Florida largemouth, green bass, gilsdorf b

The fishing at Diamond Valley is awesome the trouble is the big fish are hard to come by. Look for busting fish early try a walking topwater bait with no rattles and a scrounger. If the busters won't bite stay in the area and fish slow with worm

Okeechobee Fishing Report 3/22/18 Austin Bouchard and his friend Seth Graybill caught some Okeechobee GIANTS with these beauties. Austin is the one on the right and in his right hand he is holding a 9lb 1oz. beast and in his left a 6lb 13oz bucketmo

The fishing is really good with lots of nice bass being caught. There is a strong reaction bite early then go to worms. The fish are on points all over the lake. The water is falling fast and lots of the bass are starting to suspend. I hope they sta

El Capitan continues to be a great choice for quality fish. They have been on a tear out there all year. The water has good color and the fish are really on the reaction bite. With the lake being high there are bushes and rock everywhere it's ju

Gabe Bolivar of Bucketmouth Adventures has had a good couple of weeks on the City Lakes with clients. Just a couple weeks ago he put young Kelly Halfaker on a 7.45 pound largemouth at Sutherland and this Thursday he put his client Brant on several n

Bass fishing… yep.. ole billy bucketmouth… They love bugs and the Lake Erie watershed is one of the best places in the world to find them. Don’t believe me? The Lake Erie & Lake St. Clair took two of the … Continue readin

Diamond Valley still continues to be a good bet with good numbers and solid fish. It definitely can be tough until you figure out their mood and the baits they want. The afternoon has still been the best for me the wind really helps the bite. When y

The fishing at El Capitan continues to be excellent it has really been good all year. The water is falling clearing up and warming fast so the fish are moving in their summer patterns. There are fish up on the bank still as well as fish out to 25 fe