Too often we hear horror stories of new political bills that slip through and become law before most of the public knew they were on the table. While it’s rare that this affects the fishing report a bill being presently … Continue reading → The post Florida Bass on Northern Menus? appeared first on Gary's Tackle Box.

For bass fans Rodman Reservoir must presently be the best-producing water in this area. This notion was supported by catches made in the Xtreme Bass Tournament held there on Saturday. The series qualifier in the St. John’s River / Rodman … Continue reading → The post Big Bass Catches Abound appeared first on Gary's Tackle Box.

Likely closer to finished than to its start the speckled perch spawn continues in area lakes. On some lakes it seems to be tapering off. On others the specks have just started showing up in the shoreline cover. Either through … Continue reading → The post Not Saying Too Much... appeared first on Gary's Tackle Box.

This has been an unusually wet February with frequently warm days … a good combination for most freshwater anglers given the month’s stellar history of sending bass and speckled perch into the spawning shallows. Rising water levels have created more … Continue reading → The post Rainy February Means Drive-Up Specks appeared first on Gary's Tackle...

Rainy nights last Friday and Saturday gave local lakes a solid and needed boost. The considerable new water came just as anglers were beginning to bellyache about low levels that were starting to give them access trouble. Typically the first … Continue reading → The post Higher and Warmer Area Lakes Begin to Shine appeared first on Gary's Tackle B...

The best way to remotely keep track of bass fishing on favorite bodies of water is to watch tournament results from them. In tournaments you have a number of good anglers putting in full days and trying hard. And normally … Continue reading → The post Tournament Results Keep Bass Fans in Touch appeared first on Gary's Tackle Box.

Knowing it is very near prime time to find the heaviest largemouths of the year several longtime area bass anglers were confident that late-January tournaments on nearby waters would produce a double digit fish or two. If not in a … Continue reading → The post Spawning Bass and Specks off to a Slower Start appeared first on Gary's Tackle Box.

Through the first three weeks of 2021 gulf anglers enjoyed just a few great fishing days. Most featured unreasonably low tides and cold breezy weather. We’ve spoken to local anglers who have worked rivers creeks and bars from Keaton Beach … Continue reading → The post Warmer Spell to Bring Bigger Catches appeared first on Gary's Tackle Box.

The biggest part of an army of speckled perch fans always sits on standby early in the winter season waiting for word that the speck-seeking regulars have started to fill limits of fish. But so far this year the local … Continue reading → The post New Year Arrives with Better Speck Catches appeared first on Gary's Tackle Box.

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