Mike Iaconelli No matter where in the country you live, at some point during the spring the bass are going to be on the beds. Spawning bass can be really challenging to catch and I know that frustrates some of you, but I’ve got a system and technique that works just about everywhere. It drives them - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli This one is going to be short and to the point. There’s no reason to go on and on. All we need to do is list them and then make sure we avoid them. That’s easier to say than do. I know that. I struggle with them myself. Nevertheless, we’ll ALL catch more fish if we keep them in - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli If there’s one question I’m asked over and over it’s this one: “What baits do I recommend for big bass?” Most of the anglers don’t define what they mean by big so I’ll do it. I say that any bass in the 5-pound class or better is big. I know that where and when you’re fishing - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli    Photo Credits: BASS Now, when I think about spring bass fishing I’m thinking about the prespawn, the spawn and the postspawn.  Obviously, that’s a very different bite from one stage in the cycle of a bass’ life to another but when it comes to color the best one is exactly - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli (Photo courtesy of Toyota) When I think about spring bass I think about bass that are in transition. They’re moving from winter areas into shallow, spawning areas and then back out again to where they’ll spend the summer. So, the first thing you need to do is find them. After - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post