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New for 2021: Gamakatsu® Gika Rig for Bass, a Unique Method for Fishing Plastic Baits

New for 2021: Gamakatsu® Gika Rig for Bass, a Unique Method for Fishing Plastic Baits

Key Changes Push Walters Into Lead At Bassmaster Eastern Open On Hartwell

Key Changes Push Walters Into Lead At Bassmaster Eastern Open On Hartwell

September 24, 2020 Anglers Might Find Fish In Transition During Bassmaster Elite Series Event At Guntersville SCOTTSBORO, Ala. — Veteran Alabama pro Matt Herren has heard the question a lot lately, “What’s a Bassmaster Elite Series tournament going to be like on Lake Guntersville in the fall?” Herren isn’t exactly sure how to answer. “If we were going to Guntersville about two weeks later, I think it would be a true fall tournament and the weights could be a lot heavier,” he said. “But right now, we’re gonna hit it right in the middle of the change. We’re headed toward fall, but we’re not quite there yet. “We could be looking at a different set of circumstances every day of the tournament.” The NOCO Bassmaster Elite at Lake Guntersville will be held Sept. 30-Oct. 3, with takeoffs each day at 6:30 a.m. CT from Goose Pond Colony Resort Marina and weigh-ins back at that facility each day at 2:30 p.m. The 85-angler field will earn valuable points in a Bassmaster Angler of the Year race that is entering its stretch run, and the overall tournament winner will walk away with $100,000. Fall has begun taking hold, with shorter days and cooler nighttime temperatures slowly lowering the water temperatures on lakes all over the Southeastern United States. But Herren said it is unlikely conditions will have changed enough by tournament time to congregate bass in any one distinct area. That means multiple patterns will likely be in play, and anglers may have to figure out several — even after the tournament begins — to stay in contention. “Guntersville is a grass lake,” Herren said. “It’s full of hydrilla, full of eelgrass. It has a little bit of milfoil and a little bit of lily pads. Somebody’s going to have a really good tournament fishing that kind of stuff. Then, there will be guys who have successful tournaments fishing typical Tennessee River stuff like ledges and drops. “My guess is it’s gonna take a little bit of all of it to win.” Herren said, considering the

September 24, 2020 Anglers Might Find Fish In Transition During Bassmaster Elite Series Event At Guntersville SCOTTSBORO, Ala. — Veteran Alabama pro Matt Herren has heard the question a lot lately, “What’s a Bassmaster Elite Series tournament going to be like on Lake Guntersville in the fall?” Herren isn’t exactly sure how to answer. “If we were going to Guntersville about two weeks later, I think it would be a true fall tournament and the weights could be a lot heavier,” he said. “But right now, we’re gonna hit it right in the middle of the change. We’re headed toward fall, but we’re not quite there yet. “We could be looking at a different set of circumstances every day of the tournament.” The NOCO Bassmaster Elite at Lake Guntersville will be held Sept. 30-Oct. 3, with takeoffs each day at 6:30 a.m. CT from Goose Pond Colony Resort Marina and weigh-ins back at that facility each day at 2:30 p.m. The 85-angler field will earn valuable points in a Bassmaster Angler of the Year race that is entering its stretch run, and the overall tournament winner will walk away with $100,000. Fall has begun taking hold, with shorter days and cooler nighttime temperatures slowly lowering the water temperatures on lakes all over the Southeastern United States. But Herren said it is unlikely conditions will have changed enough by tournament time to congregate bass in any one distinct area. That means multiple patterns will likely be in play, and anglers may have to figure out several — even after the tournament begins — to stay in contention. “Guntersville is a grass lake,” Herren said. “It’s full of hydrilla, full of eelgrass. It has a little bit of milfoil and a little bit of lily pads. Somebody’s going to have a really good tournament fishing that kind of stuff. Then, there will be guys who have successful tournaments fishing typical Tennessee River stuff like ledges and drops. “My guess is it’s gonna take a little bit of all of it to win.” Herren said, considering the

La Crosse Selected to Host 2021 Tackle Warehouse TITLE Championship

La Crosse Selected to Host 2021 Tackle Warehouse TITLE Championship

Two Big Largemouth Lift Hahner To Bassmaster Open Lead At Lake Hartwell  

Two Big Largemouth Lift Hahner To Bassmaster Open Lead At Lake Hartwell  

Chasing Fall Bass The Best Deadly Baits by Bruce Callis

Chasing Fall Bass The Best Deadly Baits by Bruce Callis

Pickwick Lake Named Host of 2021 Toyota Series Championship

Pickwick Lake Named Host of 2021 Toyota Series Championship

Lake Mead To Host B.A.S.S. Nation Western Regional

Lake Mead To Host B.A.S.S. Nation Western Regional

Toyota Series to Host Event on Lake Norman

Toyota Series to Host Event on Lake Norman

Smithville’s Tramel Wins Two-Day Phoenix Bass Fishing League Event on Old Hickory Lake

Smithville’s Tramel Wins Two-Day Phoenix Bass Fishing League Event on Old Hickory Lake

HOBIE B.O.S. TARGETS COOSA RIVER CHAIN FOR FAMED SPOTTED BASS AND LUNKER LARGEMOUTHS

HOBIE B.O.S. TARGETS COOSA RIVER CHAIN FOR FAMED SPOTTED BASS AND LUNKER LARGEMOUTHS

Hunter Harwell Wins CATT Lake Norman, NC Open Sept 19, 2020

Hunter Harwell Wins CATT Lake Norman, NC Open Sept 19, 2020

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