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A Carlbad California man, Mac Weekley boated what just might be a new world record Largmouth Bass. The bass was caught while Mac was fishing Dixon Lake in Escondido, CA. The Largemouth Bass in question was weighed in unofficially at 25Lbs 1oz! If this Largemouth Bass is officially approved it would blow George Perry’s 1932 record largemouth bass of 22LBs 4oz out of the water! Of course the bass will still have to be accepted by the IGFA and only then would it be considered an official new Read More …

Night fishing for largemouth bass is not the most common form of bass fishing, in fact bass fishing at night is rarely mentioned or talked about, when in fact its probably one of the best times to hook into a monster bass, especially during the hot summer months.

I think for some reason anglers are under the impression that bass dont feed at night, that they dont have the ability to actively locate and eat prey. This could not be further from the truth! Largemouth bass can and do feed at night, in fact many older, larger bass will wait until this time to feed. These bigger largemouth bass Read More …

These days the whole bass fishing seen has become one big confusing, complicated mess! It seems most of us in our quest for big bass have overlooked the basics and now spend more time playing off the hype we see on TV and read in their favorite bass fishing magazines. So ill ask you to try a different approach, quit paying attention to what your favorite pro is doing on TV, quit believing all the hype and get back to the basics! You want to catch more and bigger largemouth Read More …

As winter takes a turn and starts heading in the opposite direction, spring begins to emerge offering relief to most bass anglers in the northern hemisphere. Its time to get out and nail some of them spring time lunkers!

The key to bass fishing during the spring is a close observation of water temperatures. keeping in mind that big largemouth bass will start to move into shallower waters once the water temperature reaches about 43 degrees, plus or minus a few. These lunker bass will move into shallow waters to one, sun themselves and two, feed. Read More …