Now that the summer heat is here to stay, it’s time to think about night fishing. When temperatures hit 110-115 degrees in the desert, water surface temperatures can quickly reach or exceed the low 90s during the daytime.  It may be nice for a swim, but from my experience once the sun hits the water, fish activity drops off tremendously and not worth battling the heat.  If you don’t mind roasting in the sun then I guess fishing during the day is an option, but it’s usually an unproductive one. Once the sun hits the water Bass tend to head...

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No matter where you live in the country, just about every lake, river, or reservoir has some sort of baitfish that tends to make up a large portion of a predatory fish’s diet. Anytime I am fishing a new body of water or traveling the country, I always put in some research to see if Shad are present. This can play a big part of how I target fish in the springtime especially if the conditions are right. Both Threadfin and Gizzard Shad are very prevalent in Arizona lakes and reservoirs and can also be found out West and in...

If you are a bass fisherman, there is no secret that worm fishing is very productive when it comes to fishing around grass. The most traditional way to fishing a worm is a simple cast with a slow drag or pump, pause and retrieve motion through cover or grass. Swimming a worm can be an incredibly effective way to cover expansive flats or areas of grass when other slow retrieves and techniques to worm fishing can be very time consuming. This technique has been popular in the south especially down in Florida but works all around the country where there...

The Vibrating Jig is also referred to by many as a Chatterbait style jig since Z-man first came out with their popular design. The jig itself consists of a skirted jig with a smaller flat blade in front of the head that causes extreme vibration, action, and attention to this presentation. It is a very versatile bait that can be used to mimic, shad, crawfish and even bluegill. As with most lures, I try to throw my vibrating jig to match what I feel is the best thing the bass are feeding on at the time. In addition, I...