Hot Spots: Watts Bar Lake
On the chain of Tennessee River lakes spanning east Tennessee, Watts Bar Lake gets less fishing pressure, even though it supports a vibrant largemouth and smallmouth fishery. Watts Bar is...
Fishing Hot Spots
Hot Spots: Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma
As the biggest lake in the state of Oklahoma, Lake Eufaula is one of the most popular tournament and recreational lakes in the state. As a bass fishery, Eufaula has...
Hot Spots: Toledo Bend Reservoir
One of the oldest, most famous fisheries in the country, Toledo Bend Reservoir has been one of the best big bass factories in the world for many years and those genes continue to thrive in the lake today.
Hot Spots: Wheeler Lake
Call Wheeler Lake the silent sleeper of the chain of lakes flowing through the Tennessee River valley in northern Alabama. Wheeler’s next-door neighbor to the east is Guntersville, and at...
Hot Spots: Lake Seminole
Fifty years after Ray Scott held the first official B.A.S.S. event on Lake Seminole, the Bassmaster Elite Series returned on the same dates in February 2023 to revalidate why the...
Hot Spots: Lake Okeechobee
Think of Lake Okeechobee and big bass immediately come to mind, and why not? The lay of the massive lake is favorable for growing the over 25-pound, five-bass daily tournament...
Hot Spots: Buggs Island
Also known as Kerr Lake if you live in North Carolina, Buggs Island Reservoir has flown under the radar in the national bass tournament scene over the last two decades....
Hot spots: Lake Eufaula, Alabama
Historically, few bass fisheries in the South rival the bass fishing at Lake Eufaula, it’s 45,000 acres straddling the Alabama and Georgia borders on the Chattahoochee River. In the early...
Hot Spots: Harris Chain of Lakes
When you hear the words “fishing in Florida” there is a handful of lakes most anglers immediately think of and the Harris Chain of Lakes is certainly one of them....
