Mike Iaconelli Last time we talked about blade baits. This week we’ll talk about a forgotten lure — the tailspinner. Do you remember the Little George from back in the 70s? Well, that style of lure will still catch ‘em in the winter. The difference is that we now have a modernized version made - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli OK fish-heads, it’s getting cold and that means water temperatures in the 40s. When that happens I grab my box of metal blade baits before I head out to the water. They give me exactly what’s needed to generate reaction bites from lethargic winter bass — vibration, flash, finish, - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli I know we don’t think much about spinnerbaits at this time of the year, but they do sometimes work when there’s a long warming spell and the bass become more active. And, it won’t be long before spring comes along in much of our country so it won’t be long before a spinnerbait - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

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