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By Guntersville FIshing Charter on 2/12/2026 • Views (206)
After a very unusual bout of cold weather 70 degree temperatures and the new moon have the bass on the move. The bass are in 3 phases at guntersville right now. There is a big group out deep roaming around eating shad in their winter pattern and it will be April before they think about moving shallow. There is a group preparing to move up on...

By Seamus on 2/11/2026 7:27:07 PM • Views (8)
Snake River As mentioned in previous reports cooler days over the past three months or so have been more productive than warmer days and we have had a lot of the latter.  We may have finally crossed the threshold over the past two weeks where warm days are now starting to fish better.  The best action is occurring in ledge rock pools eddies and al...

By Seamus on 2/11/2026 2:06:00 PM • Views (5)
As of today 2/11/26 our access is holding up well. Having said that with the upcoming warmth this week into next week we are Not allowing Tandem wheel houses ON through our access until after conditions hopefully improve. People who have tandem houses on the ice currently will be allowed to take them off through here as long as our access condition...

By Seamus on 2/11/2026 2:02:00 PM • Views (19)
The Barnes fishing in New Orleans Louisiana #powerpole #yamaha #boatstuf #marshfishing #pathfinderboats #minnkota

By Seamus on 2/11/2026 2:02:00 PM • Views (20)
The Barnes fishing in New Orleans Louisiana #powerpole #yamaha #boatstuf #marshfishing #pathfinderboats #minnkota

By Seamus on 2/11/2026 11:31:29 AM • Views (29)
Fishermen coming in this morning reported pretty decent fishing. The gravel bar activity was ok but showed some signs of slowing down. Perch and Walleye activity is improving on the shallow reefs and basin areas.  They are not “jumping out of the holes” by any means but they are well worth the effort for sure.  […] The post February 11th 2026 firs...

By Seamus on 2/11/2026 9:43:01 AM • Views (9)
We had a productive trip on the lower Roanoke earlier this week catching some nice 5-10 pounds stripers on light tackle. Check out the pictures from Tom and Kenny’s trip. Let’s go!

By Seamus on 2/11/2026 9:25:00 AM • Views (10)
Still snowing lightly this morning and it is supposed to snow off and on all day. The overnight portion was a little less than predicted a nice refresh on our snow cover. The big news though is the temperature. Not over freezing but 27 which is close and well over the highs for the last few weeks. It almost feels like summer!

By Joe Hendrix on 2/11/2026 8:48:09 AM • Views (7)
Nice kingfish!

By Seamus on 2/11/2026 4:55:19 AM • Views (16)
Water Level: 294.24 | Water Temperature: 39˚ Weather: 50˚ | Mostly Cloudy | Winds: 6 mph 1. Largemouth Bass: Fair action continuing on spinnerbaits and live shad in 6-8 feet of water especially around main lake points and rocky shorelines. Rat-L-Traps remain effective for larger bass holding near creek mouths and back coves. 2. Crappie: […]

By Capt. Jim Ross on 2/10/2026 5:21:57 PM • Views (3)
The post February 2026 Fishing Forecast appeared first on Captain Jim Ross.

By Seamus on 2/10/2026 5:19:13 PM • Views (27)
Yesterday there were a few fishermen out. Some got into the Perch and lots of them got into the shallow basins. The majority were small but 10″-12″ Perch were occasionally mixed in and with the limit at five since Feb 9th most got their meal.  Walleye continue to run on the small side during the […] The post February 10th 2026 first appeared on Ly...

By Seamus on 2/10/2026 3:13:58 PM • Views (14)
The 2026 spring and summer fishing seasons in the Gulf offer some of the most productive and exciting fishing of the year with warm-water migrations open snapper season and a... The post The 2026 Guide for Spring and Summer Fishing in the Gulf appeared first on Port Aransas Fishing at Fishermans Wharf.

By Joe Hendrix on 2/10/2026 12:50:32 PM • Views (20)
Kingfish today!

By Seamus on 2/10/2026 9:59:00 AM • Views (8)
Two weeks ago people were saying we were crazy out fishing in single digit weather.  But trout fishing was excellent!  And the main reason it was so good was they were running water — heavy flows.  Of course it didn’t hurt that shad were coming through the turbines!  All that to say is… bring on […] The post February 10 2026 Fishing Report appeare...

By Seamus on 2/10/2026 8:37:13 AM • Views (12)
Sadly once again this is not “much” of a report… The river does have some great open areas with plenty of fish in the system but be warned while it may look open and floatable at both the put in and the takeout of some sections there are still large portions of the river that […] The post February 10 2026 appeared first on Baldwin Bait & Tackle -...

By on 2/10/2026 5:29:00 AM • Views (27)
The post How to Catch Venus Tuskfish: Best Baits Rigs & Reef Tips appeared first on True Blue Fishing Charters Gold Coast.

By Seamus on 2/9/2026 8:39:11 PM • Views (24)
Today didn’t hold a lot of wind but the temps were still low. The high was 34 while the low was 25 with light to gentle winds. Gusts up to 15mph. Currently it’s 27 feels like 20 with S winds around 4mph. Tomorrow we should see similar winds with increased temps. Sound water temp: 32-34 […] The post Hatteras Island Fishing Report appeared first on...

By Seamus on 2/9/2026 7:34:09 PM • Views (17)
Updating the Twerking Minnow with an brush head and new materials that is just as good at the old material. The Twerking Minnow has been a favorite for many years a synthetic minnow that maintains its profile and you don’t need to comb out on every fish. The built in flash brings in the predators […]

By Seamus on 2/9/2026 1:02:26 PM • Views (19)
Dry fly fishing the Missouri River is a game of inches not yards. While this legendary tailwater is wide and powerful success on dries comes down to precision drift control and subtle presentations. Missouri River trout see a lot of flies and when they’re feeding on the surface—especially during technical hatches—there’s very little margin for … T...

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By Guntersville FIshing Charter on 2/26/2026 • Views (102)
The full moon is Tuesday and the forecast is calling for warm weather. Big waves of fish are pulling up shallow and the fishing is getting really good. If you have never experienced Guntersville lake this is the time to come. Last week I had a client catch 3 giants in 1 hour the smallest one weighed 6.84. The triggers that cause big bass to move...

By FishnFL on 2/24/2026 • Views (17)
Fishing around Tampa Bay has been very consistent this week, especially on the shallow grass flats and along mangrove shorelines during moving water. Redfish have been feeding early, with several quality fish coming tight to oyster bars and sand pockets on the outgoing tide. Snook action has also picked up around structure, particularly near pa...

By Seamus on 2/23/2026 4:43:13 PM • Views (17)
The American West is home to some of the most iconic fly fishing waters in the world. Scenic river corridors thriving trout populations and diverse fishing conditions combine to create unforgettable angling experiences no matter where you go. If you’re planning a trip these three fly fishing destinations offer exceptional fishing stunning landscap...

By Seamus on 2/24/2026 1:48:44 AM • Views (16)
Before the front rolled in absolutely gorgeous conditions on the beach were well met with an active productive bite in the surf. Anglers that were able to get out there and enjoy it won big — even those that weren’t able to plate baked pompano for supper! The post Weekly Forecast (2.24.26 – 2.30.26) appeared first on SpaceFish.

By Seamus on 2/23/2026 10:27:16 AM • Views (15)
The Science and Ethics Behind Better Trout Care If you’ve fished with us you know about barbless hooks. It’s how we prefer to fish and it’s how we ask our clients to fish. Some anglers push back at first worried they’ll lose fish. But after a day on the water most come around. They realize … The post Why We Fish Barbless appeared first on Living W...

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