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2019, Largemouth Bass Fishing the Guntersville Spawn
1:00:14 · Mike GerryGuntersville bass don't spawn uniformly across the lake despite calendar suggestions. Captain Mike Gerry explains why shallow bays versus main lake timing creates overlapping phases, how shaky heads for pre-spawn staging differ from spinnerbaits for post-spawn recovery, and what visual cues reveal which phase dominates the water you're actually fishing.
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2018, Fishing Deep Water Structure for Largemouth Bass
1:29:30 · Nick KefalidesElectronics separate successful deep structure anglers from those struggling in Florida's 40 to 60 foot mine pits. Captain Nick Kefalides explains what sonar reveals about bass positioning on invisible offshore structure, why deep fish behave differently than shallow bass, and which presentations from Texas rigs to crankbaits match specific structural features.
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2018, Bluegill Fishing in Quarries with William Toney
1:27:40 · William ToneyFlorida quarries and borrow pits concentrate bluegill around limited structure in deep, clear water unlike sprawling natural lakes. Captain William Toney explains why these man-made waters produce quality panfish despite public access pressure, what live bait and artificial techniques work in steep-banked environments, and how simple gear handles both bluegill and bass.
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2018, Top Water Fishing Florida Largemouth Bass
2:09:51 · Nick KefalidesEarly fall creates prime topwater bass conditions in Central Florida's shallow lakes when cooling temperatures trigger aggressive feeding in thick vegetation. Captain Nick Kefalides explains staying weedless while fishing topwater through hyacinth and hydrilla, boat positioning for accessing productive edges, and presentation techniques that produce explosive strikes during this transitional seasonal period.
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2018, Jigging Smallmouth Bass with Tube Jigs
1:02:31 · Scott LewisRiver smallmouth bass concentrate along specific current breaks where ledges, seams, and eddies provide ambush points for intercepting crayfish. Scott Lewis uses underwater observation to understand positioning based on water flow, explaining tube jig presentation techniques for ledges, island bottom ends, and slack water areas that hold feeding fish in southeastern tailwater systems.
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2018, Largemouth Bass Fishing Techniques for Lake Guntersville
1:48:22 · Mike GerryLake Guntersville's shipping channel ledges and submerged points concentrate largemouth bass when current flow and bottom topography create specific feeding zones. Captain Mike Gerry explains how impoundment dynamics position fish along steep structure, what ledge characteristics hold bass consistently, and presentation techniques for working deep channels effectively across seasonal patterns.
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2021, Winter Bass Fishing - Rat-L-Trap Presentations
Mike GerryUnlock winter bass fishing success with Rat-L-Trap techniques on Lake Guntersville. Learn how yo-yo presentations, strategic retrieve speeds, and creative rod positioning trigger more strikes in cold water. Proper trap manipulation through grass and structure can dramatically increase your catch rate during the winter months.
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2021, Winter Bass Lures - Flat Sided Crank Baits
Mike GerryFlat sided crank baits have proven to be the most productive winter bass fishing bait, offering numerous presentation options and versatility in various water depths. The SPRO Aruka shad rattle bait and SPRO Little John crank baits are popular choices, with their ability to be used in various situations and allowing for quick and thorough coverage of largemouth bass in cold water.
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2020, Winter Bass Fishing Water Level Changes with Capt. Mike Gerry
Mike GerryWater levels in winter are constant and unpredictable, making it crucial for fisherman to adjust their fishing techniques. As water levels rise, fish migrate to new areas, while when they drop, they group together. Rattle traps are effective baits in rising water, with color being crucial. Clear water near the bank is also beneficial. In falling water, crank bait is a good choice, but angle is important for successful bites.
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