Latest field guide · Apr 17, 2025
How to Catch Spawning Bass
Spring is a wonderful time for bass fishing, or a terrible time, depending on how in tune you are with the fish movements. Fish behavior is constantly…
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Alec Lower is an amateur tournament bass angler and Raleigh, NC native. He was a national championship qualifier at North Carolina State University in 2016 and has a decade’s worth of tournament experience from eastern NC rivers all the way to the Tennessee River. Bass Blog is a project designed to teach bass fishing from the ground up, focused not just on how to catch more fish, but the actual process of learning to do so.