Mike Iaconelli One of the best winter lures in the whole world is a suspending jerkbait. Now, when I’m talking about winter conditions. I’m talking about water temperatures below 50 degrees all the way down into the 30s. That’s right now in most of our country. I use two models depending on - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli OK, I know it. I’m nuts. I admit it. It’s a fact. Even Becky will back me up on that. But, I catch a lot of bass, too, and so here goes one of my all-time favorite ways to fish — in the snow! When I say snow I’m not talking about a little covering over the grass, or the day after - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli OK, guys, here’s the deal: It’s getting to be winter. The air temperature is no better than 50 degrees most days and the water temperature is around 55 degrees in much of the country. That’s not nearly as cold as it’s going to get but it’s still cold and the bass know that winter - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli Fall is a great time to go bass fishing. The weather is cool but it’s still comfortable, there are fewer recreational boats around and the bass are feeding like crazy. It’s also a great time to catch a giant, maybe the biggest one of your life. If you want to catch one like that, - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli This blog is going to be mostly theoretical. Instead of talking about lures and tackle we’re going to look at how bass move as the fall season comes and goes. The reason for that is that we can catch a ton of them at this time of the year if we can find them. No matter all of what - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post