Mike Iaconelli Alright, folks, here we are, diving into the nitty-gritty of my top four baits for the month of April. April is that time when the fish wake up from their winter slumber, stretching their fins, and gearing up for some serious action. Now, depending on where you’re located, April - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli The dropshot is without a doubt one of the hottest finesse techniques. I don't care whether you're fishing in shallow, dirty water or deep, crystal-clear water, there's a time when it can outproduce just about anything else. Why is it so good? Well, it presents the bait off the bottom - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli Today I’m going to talk with you about  the top four baits for the month of March. You know how it goes, folks. I'm gonna hook you up with two baits for the top half of the country, let's say from Virginia north, and two for the bottom half, let's say from Virginia south. But before - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli While a crankbait is a great choice for transient prespawn bass, it’s not the best option in every circumstance. Another lure that just about never leaves my deck this time of year, especially if I’m around big fish in stained to dirty water, is a spinnerbait. We tend to have a lot - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli Let’s talk about my top four bait picks for bass fishing during the cold winter month of February. February can be a tongue-twister to say, but trust me, picking the right baits for this month can be even trickier. I've got you covered with two killer baits for the colder northern - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli By popular demand, I’m going to tell you about a tackle box that never leaves my boat. Twelve months out of the year, from New York to Texas to California, it’s always with me – it’s my panic box. It has saved my butt over the years and that’s why I always want to have it - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post

Mike Iaconelli January is typically among the coldest months of the year. Depending on where in the country you live, that could mean ice, or the water temperature could be as high as the low 60s. It’s a relative thing, but my starting point is to look for deeper, more vertical areas. Up north, that - Read Entire Ike Fishing Post