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...

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!

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!

Nice kingfish!

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: […]

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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...

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.

Kingfish today!

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...

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 -...

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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...

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 […]

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...

February is the month for Lovers and Lovers who love to fish in Puerto Vallarta. Being known as the friendliest people in the world, you can see why fishermen want to come to Mexico and wet a line in our beautiful bay.  February is upon us here in beautiful Puerto Vallarta, and as always, it’s a great time to reflect on the fishing act...

Glenn Adams of Boat Max Worldwide came into possession of a unique relic of fishing history -- a rod that has crossed more water than most fishermen will ever dream of -- having traveled from the hands of Ernest Hemingway through a Navy radio man into decades of hard fishing blimp patrols marriages losses and friendships. Read the fascinating stor...

Our February gathering is happening this month on the 17th at Falling Sky brewing. This month we have a special raffle that one of our Community Night veterans is generously donating. Adison of Soggy Waders Guide Service is donating one … Continue reading →

GORDO BANKS PANGASFebruary 8th 2026 We continue to see good production throughout fishing grounds closer to shore and Inner/Outer Gordos. The dorado bite has been good most days as most boats are able to land their limits (2 per license). … Continue reading →

The bite Friday overnight and Saturday was slow for most but as always there were exceptions. Even though fisherman said it was slow most were busy with 12″ Walleye some with small Perch with a few Jumbo’s mixed in. A few “keepers” in the shallower water. Almost everyone checking out this morning had some action.  […] The post February 8th-9th 202...

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...

LAKE GUNTERSVILLE FISHING REPORT MARCH 1 2026 LAKE GUNTERSVILLE ALABAMA Madness of March 2026 begins today. And honestly it already started. This past week felt like March even though the calendar still said February. We started seeing bigger fish grouped up early in the mornings. Then we watched them spread out during the day but […] The post Mad...

Another cold and sunny day greeted us up at Old Town Bait and Tackle this morning when I met Bob and William Blalock with plans to fish the last hour of an outgoing tide. We were right there in Eagans so we eased up the creek and found some docks to anchor up current and fish back into the pilings. It was a slow start but it was a good move. The...

Late winter marks the start of one of Georgia’s most unique fishing opportunities—walleye season. These hard-fighting great-tasting fish begin moving upriver from lakes like Blue Ridge and Hartwell as spawning time nears. The bite can be tough to predict but when it happens it’s unforgettable. For anglers who enjoy a challenge and cold-weather adve...

Late February early March on Guntersville Baits of Choice As we move closer to the spawn the late February bite will be all about the right bait in the right place at the right time. Late February early March will be about change you will still have to force some bites as reaction baits will... Read more » The post Late February early March on Gun...