Strong populations of both large and Smallmouth Bass. White Crappie dominate. White bass, stripers, channel and blue catfish and Bluegill top the featured species list. 38,600 acres
4 pounds on this guy and the day before a 5 and two 3 pounders in the same area. A lot of shad in the water.
Largemouth Bass with a Rattle Trap shad color
Details: 2 lb. Largemouth Bass with a shaky head with power bait worm
In brush pile my MIL’s husband built off their dock.
Details: Largemouth Bass with a Zoom Dead Ringer Finesse Worm
Just easy casting off the dock while we prepped to go out for the morning, and I snagged a hungry little guy.
The fishing has been tough this week, but Kelly came through this morning.
Largemouth Bass with a Chatterbait
Despite the loss of weeds on the lake, the largemouth remain the biggest draw. Crappie are abundant and there are good numbers of Channel Catfish, sauger and Bluegill. 34,500 acres
Bass interest most anglers on Norris with largemouth and smallmouth leading the way. Solid numbers of both are reported. The striper population is on the rebound. Walleye and Crappie are present.
Fort Loudon is known for producing quality largemouth and Smallmouth Bass. The lake is popular with tournament anglers. Nearly 85 percent of all black bass caught are Largemouth Bass.
The black bass population on Tims Ford is composed of largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass. Largemouth are the most abundant of the three and are the target of most anglers on the lake.
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