by Mike Gerry

Winter bottom fishing
As the winter progresses, and the water continues to stay cold, it’s a commonly known fact that bass usually feed on the bottom and not the top of the water column, making it imperative that you spend some time, during your fishing day, working the bottom of the area you are fishing.

Cold water strike zones
by Mike Gerry
In the winter as the water temperature changes, so does the length of the strike zone. A quick way to remember this is the colder the water temperature the shorter the strike zone.

Dead winter vegetation
by Mike Gerry
Winter fishing can often be all about location. On a lake with lots of weeds, like Lake Guntersville, finding the right kind of weed, the correct time of day or conditions, is imperative.

Early spring changes
by Mike Gerry
When I hit the water in early spring, I generally start looking for what might be different from other similar days this same time of year, and it raises several questions:

Deep fishing
by Mike Gerry
Warmer days are escaping, and the cold temperatures will be upon us before we know it.