Coosa Tips: Lay, Logan Martin & Neely Henry
All three of these great lakes offer the famous Coosa river grass, more commonly known as water willow. This is the grass that the big largemouth love, and also the best pattern to look for on these...
View ArticleBrannon Jones: Spring Fishing on Lake Jordan
Fishing on Lake Jordan in the Spring is awesome. My opinion is backed by the number of tournament trails that start their season here as well as numerous bass clubs from all over the South that migrate...
View ArticleRuss Lane: Hot Spring Fishing on Lake Jordan & the Alabama River
As I sit down at my desk to write this I take a glance outside my office window. I immediately notice a dogwood tree and one of my wife’s flowers beginning to bloom. This can mean only one thing,...
View ArticleBrannon Jones: Spring on the Alabama River
During the Spring on the Alabama River the bass fishing begins to come alive. The days are getting longer, air temperature is rising and the sun begins to warm the water. These factors trigger the bass...
View ArticleGreg Vinson: Late Summer Patterns for Lake Jordan
Lake Jordan is the last reservoir on the Coosa River chain of lakes. Fishing a reservoir on the Coosa River gives you the option of targeting either largemouth or the famed “Coosa Spots”. The...
View ArticleGreg Vinson: Late Summer Patterns for the Alabama River
Although the Alabama River above Jones Bluff Lock and Dam is connected to the Coosa River reservoirs, it fishes differently. The water color of the Alabama River is more stained when compared to some...
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Jordan’s Big Sacks of November Bass
Top national tournaments have focused attention on Jordan as an elite bass lake, and right now it is prime for big spotted bass and largemouths. By Shaye Baker Originally published in the November 2012...
View ArticleRandy Howell: Winter Fishing on Logan Martin
Don’t let cold weather scare you from going fishing in Alabama. Logan Martin is a great winter time fishery. Bass still bite when water is in the 40’s , especially the big spotted bass. Their are...
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