Some November Tactics that Catch Fish Before the month ends I thought I would spend a little time describing some of the various successful tactics that catch bass in November and early December. The key to this period is to remember that the bass are feeding in the extreme shallow water. When you combine shallow water techniques with grass you start to limit the type of fishing presentations that will work effectively in the remaining grass. The first presentation to me is to find grass that has reseeded down from the top of the water 6 to 10 inches; this allows you to pull small short arm spinner baits over the grass. The good thing about short arm spinner baits is the pure fact that the blades do not gather the grass up on the blades nearly as much as a long arm spinner bait do. The flash added with slight deflection off of the grass causes strikes and some really good fish can be caught this way! Next is to find the fish in the middle part of the sunny type days we have in November. This time of day generally moves the bass a little deeper away from the sunlight and it is an ideal time to work rattle baits in 6 to 10 feet of water over short grass. You probably can’t fish anything heavier than ½ oz. but that is all you need to hook up with some good fish. As in the spring that yo-yoing motion will get the strikes so drop it and stop it, just a little quicker so you’re not hanging the grass. A good way not to hang the grass is to use a non stretch line as it will pull through the grass and keep moving. Lastly if you’re a jig fisherman, lay downs, boat houses and rip-rap are just loaded with shallow bass feeding before the winter pushes in. Pitch that jig in and around cover, work the corners and pylons around the boat houses very methodically and you can find a big stringer of fish. Fish Lake Guntersville Guide Service www.fishlakeguntersvilleguideservice.com Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it 256 759 2270 Captain Mike Gerry
Home Fishing Guides Steve Gardner - Trout - Cumberland & Obey Rivers
Steve Gardner - Trout - Cumberland & Obey Rivers
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steve-gardner.jpgMy name is Steve Gardner. I am originally from Pennsylvania and I've lived in Bowling Green, KY for almost 37 years. I've been an avid trout fisherman for over 47 years, beginning with memorable days on the limestone streams of central Pennsylvania with my dad and my grandfather. Those early days established my life-long love of trout fishing, especially with a fly rod!

While I prefer fly fishing, I also like spinning tackle, and welcome both methods of fishing in my boat! I have been trout fishing the Cumberland River tail waters for more than 10 years now. My desire is to guide others on the river that I've come to love and enjoy so much! A day on the river is always special to me, and I'm sure it will be for you too!

I am a licensed Kentucky fishing guide certified in CPR, first aid, and boating safety.

Steve Gardner
Trout on the Cumberland Guide Service
(270) 799-0677
www.TroutOTCGuide.com
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 15 July 2009 07:56 )
 

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