Bait Size Matters As winter slowly moves on it is a time of year where size matters; at no time during the fishing year is the size of your bait more important than now! If your wanting to catch big quality bass fish with big baits like 7 inch swim baits ¾ oz. jigs with... Read more » The post Bait Size Matters appeared first on Fish Lake Guntersv...

Pre-Spawn Fishing Secrets: How to Land Big Bass on Guntersville Lake The pre-spawn season at Lake Guntersville is one of the most exciting times for bass anglers. As water temperatures rise to 50–60°F bass begin moving from their deep winter haunts toward shallow spawning areas feeding aggressively along the way. This period offers incredible oppo...

When it comes to fishing success on Lake Guntersville understanding water temps and bass conditions is absolutely critical. That’s why we’re excited to roll out a new feature on our website: real-time Lake Guntersville water temps! Now you can check the current conditions any time by clicking the button below. See Lake Guntersville Water Temps […]...

The Mysteries of a Chatter bait It’s no secret that the renown bladed jig or chatter bait have been unlocked over the past several years; the keys to this are many but nothing has been more rewarding than utilizing speed as it has been one of the keys to making this bait work for you!... Read more » The post Mysteries of a Chatter Bait appeared fi...

Why March is Perfect for Trophy Bass Fishing in Alabama March marks one of the best months for trophy bass fishing at Lake Guntersville. As the water begins to warm bass start feeding aggressively in preparation for spawning. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a first-timer March offers an exciting opportunity to catch big bass […] The post Why M...

Difference in Blades of a Spinner Bait There are three basic blades used on a spinner bait; Willow leaf Colorado blade and Indiana blade. The difference is primarily their shape vibration and the way they move in the water. Each type is distinct from the other the willow leaf runs at about a 20-degree angle... Read more » The post Differences in B...

As 2024 comes to a close we’re taking a moment to reflect on the incredible year we’ve had at Lake Guntersville Bass Fishing Guides. From record-breaking catches to unforgettable trips here’s a look back at the highlights of 2024: 🎣 Epic Catches of 2024 This year we witnessed some of the biggest and best catches […] The post 🌟 2024 Year in Revie...

Natural Elements and Bass Fishing There is no time of year that nature becomes the key to catching fish like the winter on most bass fishing lakes. There are many signs during the winter that lead you to the active bass; you must however embrace nature and use the signs as a source of information... Read more » The post Natural Elements and Bass F...

Wow!!! This week was special for sure. It has been 65 degrees and cloudy all week which prompted a big group to move into feeding areas. I had 3 guide trips this week and we landed big ones after big ones. The average catch rate was 17 fish per day and the average size was 4lbs. We caught them deep on the creek ledges with a nicotine shad and we...

December Means Change If you look at what to expect on Guntersville in December history says there will be more change and transition than any other time of year. We generally start the month off with fall type temperatures and as the month progresses we fall into night time temperatures in the teens. This drastic... Read more » The post December...

With the recent rain and 65 degree weather the bass are on the move. I did 2 guide trips this week and we caught about 15 fish per day with the quality being the best since last winter. Every depth zone has a fishable population of bass at the moment. The really big fish are mostly still out in 12-19 feet around bait. However a large group has st...

Bridges,brushpiles and bluffs. We are catching about 50 per day and my clients are taking home a limit of nice ones. The best depth zone for us at the moment is 15 feet and our best technique is tight lining a 1/16 oz Bobby garland in monkey milk or albino. We use 4lb test line and a 7 foot medium action rod with a 1000 series reel. At daylight t...

Guntersville has been fishing strong for numbers with some days proving better than others. Up until recently there hasn’t been any current which has posed some challenges. Some days have been particularly tough as the bass have been nomadic making it difficult to predict their movements. Anglers have had to adapt to these changing conditions […]...

June has been a good time on Guntersville. We went from spring-type weather to summer in a day. As a client humorously stated “You guys don’t have the ozone down here!” Indeed it feels like we’ve jumped straight into the heat of summer. Our water temperature has been getting up to summer levels currently hanging […] The post Lake Guntersville June...

Summer Fishing Update Summer time is here according to the calendar but the weather hasn’t caught up yet. The bass have been biting well for the most part. Water temperatures are below what they normally are for this time of year; we are seeing temperatures between 77-80 degrees. The interesting part about now is we […] The post GUNTERSVILLE JUNE...

Fishing on Guntersville is exceptionally good right now with both high numbers and decent sizes of fish being caught averaging about 50 a day. This has certainly made for fun days on the water. Although the weather has been atypical for mid-May it’s clear that the fish are loving it. The water temp has been […] The post GUNTERSVILLE FISHING NOW IS...

Fishing on Lake Guntersville: An Adventure Amidst Changing Climates Fishing on Lake Guntersville is invariably an adventure for anglers and this past late April was no exception. The month threw everything conceivable at us—except actual snowfall although some mornings felt chillingly close to it. The painful winds that accompanied the last cold f...

As we find ourselves in the throes of mid-April it’s evident that Mother Nature is sending us mixed signals. The sudden onset of fierce winds paired with unpredictable fronts has shaped an intriguing scenario for those with a rod and reel in hand. This atmospheric shuffle appears to have worked in favor of bass fishermen […] The post LAKE GUNTERSV...

It seems the Big G took my previous comments to heart as it put on a dazzling display for our clients offering up an impressive selection of bass including some sizeable specimens. The improvement in weather conditions also played a part invigorating the fish to the point where their bites were forceful enough to challenge […] The post MADNESS OF...

How About Them Winds! Indeed the winds have been particularly fierce with gusts that seem to cut right through you. The cold fronts turned out to be a tad more powerful than we had braced for. Consequently our activities were scant last week marked by a string of reschedules. But who could fault anyone for […] The post MADNESS OF MARCH WEEK 3 firs...

Lake Guntersville: Gearing Up for the Fall Transition As August rolls on and September approaches Lake Guntersville starts shifting into one of the most anticipated stretches of the year. Hot water lingers days get a touch shorter and the fish begin to behave differently. Now’s the time to gear up for the fall bite windows […] The post From Frogs...

Fall Spinner Bait Bite With fall fishing right around the corner bait selection will change drastically and all fishermen we will make a drastic change in presentation; we will move from slow moving baits to power fishing with speed and reaction!  Nothing works better and is more fun than moving a spinner bait over the... Read more » The post Fall...