Big Bass Being Caught (8/24/2007)
[Lake Sam Rayburn,TX] Fishing was as hot as the air temps and some really Big Bass were caught.
Morning Bite Is Best (8/06/2007)
[Lake Sam Rayburn,TX] Bite has been tough with these 97 degree days daylight till noon is best bite for the day.
Lakes Are Full For Summer (6/01/2007)
[Lake Palestine,TX] Lakes are full for the summer and the Bass are keying on the shad. If you find the shad you will find the Bass.
Eagles Over Head and Big Bass (4/19/2007)
[Lake Sam Rayburn,TX] I love to fish Big Sam, Eagles are seen all day and the Bass are Big. Well The Bass at Sam Rayburn are well pressured but can be found. About 20 Bass came to the boat up to 6 lbs. with several in the 4-5 lb. class. Bass were hitting wacky worms in 1-4 feet near grassy points and the bends on sides of the points. Also gulp turtleback worms in Black with red flake rigged Texas style
Bass Feeding On Shad (4/13/2007)
[Lake Palestine,TX] Bass were really feeding on shad today with spinnerbaits getting er done. ell The bite has picked up this week with Bass hitting mainly white/Chartruse Nichols spinnerbaits worked near deeper water in the shallows. Bass have been in all phases of the Spawn with Bass holding making beds and such in 1-2 feet of water in the backs of the coves.
Bass Are Hitting Green Pumpkin Pepper Nichols Sinkers (3/05/2007)
[Lake Palestine,TX] Bass are beginning the spawn and what great action fighting those Bif Green backs. Bass are hitting Green Pumpkin Pepper Nichols salty mother sinkers, which are like a 5 inch senko type bait and Grubs worked Texas rigged. Water melons were good colors for the Grubs.
Big Bass Bite on Lake Fairfield (2/25/2007)
[Lake Fairfield,TX] What a windy day I can say that it was the most windy day I have ever fished but what a Big Bass Bite.
Big Bass Biting Slow (2/22/2007)
[Lake Palestine,TX] Today was a beautiful spring day with Big Bass biting slow but 3 over 5lbs. still came to the boat.
Terrible Wind and Fished Protected North Banks (2/13/2007)
[Lake Fairfield,TX] Wind was terrible but we fished protected North banks and caught a few hogs. 4 Bass were boated today but 3 were over 5 lbs. with the biggest going over 6 lbs. The smallest was 3.5 lbs. All were caught on the Nichols Creature bait a similar type bait to a baby brush hog.Color was Watermelon Red with Tails slightly dipped in Chartruse.
Using Lighter Lines and 4 Inch Worms Worked Best For Bass (1/24/2007)
[Lake Fairfield,TX] Fishing was tough today but after I scaled down to 4 inch worms and worked lighter lines caught about 20 bass up to 4.3 lbs. The bite is tough right now with Bass being very finicky due to the water changes but they can be caught. Use finesse worms like 4 inch watermelons rigged on lighter lines to have a great day. Just down size everything and you can get bit.
Jigs Producing The Bites (1/09/2007)
[Lake Fairfield,TX] Today the wind was really blowing but the nichols baits prevailed with a tremendous jig bite that produced many keepers over 4 lbs.
Fishing Lake Fairfield Though The Winter (12/12/2006)
[Lake Fairfield,TX] Had a slow day until about noon when we went to crankbaits form shallow running to medium. Well it was good to be on Lake Fairfield today. Water temps were up at 65 degrees on most of the Lake.Bass fishing was slow till about noon with an occassional Bass on wacky rigged Nichols sinkers in Green Pumpkin Pepper. Bass were caught up to about 2 lbs. on the sinker.
Warmwater Discharge and Dam Area Lake Fairfield Fishing (11/21/2006)
[Lake Fairfield,TX] Fishing was great. Lake fairfield stays at a 63 degree temperture all winter long and Bass are active even in the cold fronts of winter along with this great action there are redfish stocked in this Lake and they hit Bass lures.
Mattern Guide Service on Sam Rayburn (11/11/2006)
[Lake Sam Rayburn,TX] Wow what a day. Bass were gorging their selves on shad in the backs of coves in 2-5 feet of water and tearing up the Nichols shad patterns spinnerbaits. Caught up to 80 Bass before the cold front hit due to the ending warming trend we had from Wednesday to Friday.