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Lake Guntersville is giving up a-lot of bass to the tune of 30-50 a day.
The only draw back is for me is that they are in the 2-3 pound range, now we have seen a big one every now and then. The lake is fishing really good for numbers you can go shallow or deep but everything in between is like a ghost town.

So what does this mean? We feel that the bass are a little messed up from the flooding and constant fronts at least one every 5-7 days, some are spawning and some are post spawn and the crazy thing is all the pre spawn bass we are still catching. So YES they are in all 3 stages.

The big ones will show up and we will be on the water when they do.
But in the mean time we are going to catch every single bass that bites our lures.

Water Temp is hanging around 65-70 and is dingy in most areas from the wind.

We are really looking forward to doing some scanning with the new Lowrance HDS Live Unit paired with the new C-Map finding some overlooked places where the bass have been hiding the past few years is going to be a good time .

Keep us in mind if your wanting to fish Chickamauga, Pickwick, or Wilson Lake, we have guide at these lakes as well.

Heres to another great week on the water.

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Capt. Jim
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Fish are biting but the big ones are not reliable, not sure if it’s the crazy weather or are they are just pressured.. One things for sure we have an abundance of 2 pound bass.

Water temps have been hanging around the mid 60s and the clarity is spotty due to the wind and rain.

Had to fish Neely for the ABA and it was typical Neely for me but on the bright side my co took 3rd place and one buddy Ethan got a check and my other Buddy Adam Caught His Personal Best Spotted Bass On the only day of practice. Congrats guys!