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The Best Bass Fishing Lakes in the US

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Where are the most popular lakes for bass fishing in the U.S., what types of bass can you catch in these waters and how can you plan your own great bass fishing lake getaway? There are many wonderful lakes all over the US to fish for great bass in. To our knowledge, the lists below of bass fishing lakes are open and operable for fishing. However, it is important to keep in mind that changes can take place from time to time so you should always contact the lake first to be sure it is still open for bass fishing or open at the particular time you intend to go.

When searching for bass fishing lakes, you need to know where in the country you are looking and the time of year that it is since in some areas, bass may not be in the waters during the particular time you are planning to fish there. You have a few different options when it comes to gathering this type of information such as the ones listed below.

How to Find Bass Fishing Lakes

Lakes are some of the best places around to find bass. There are also many different lakes all over the country so, how can you find bass fishing lakes near you? Well, you can always talk to neighbors and co-workers to find out where they go bass fishing to see where they would recommend. However, if you would like more than just a personal opinion or if you are looking for a fishing lake in a different state, then there are other ways. For example, you can contact the local parks and wildlife department for the state in which you plan on fishing for bass.

Here you can gather a lot of valuable information such as, which lakes have the best reputation for bass fishing. They will supply you with the rules and regulations for each lake so you will know exactly what you can and cannot do. They can tell you the bag and size limits, catch and release laws and they can give you information about the hatcheries and when the best time is for bass fishing. If you plan on fishing from a boat, they can give you all the laws for boating in that state and the safety regulations you need to follow.

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Another way to search for information concerning bass fishing lakes in your area or somewhere you plan on visiting is by using the Internet. You can find sites that have special search engines available to help you with this task. All you need to do is put in your location and the species of fish you are searching for and it will pull up the best bass fishing lakes in that area. You can also visit the parks and wildlife website to gather all the information listed above and more.

Here are a few lakes for bass fishing in several states across the US. There are many more you can likely find in your area as well.

TEXAS

Lake Amistad

Canyon Lake

Falcon Lake

Lake Buchanon

FLORIDA

Farm 13 / Stick Marsh

Kenansville Lake

Lake Okeechobee

Lake Rousseau

Lakes Orange and Lochloosa

Lakes Poinsett and Winder

Lake George

Crescent Lake

The Kissimmee River

St. Johns River

Lake Istokpoga

Lake Tsala Apopka

Ocala Forest Lakes

ALABAMA

Lake Guntersville

Elk River

Wheeler Lake

Pickwick Lake

ARKANSAS

White River Delta

Beaver Lake

Dierks Lake

Bull Shoals Lake

DeQueen Lake

CALIFORNIA

Lake Folsum

Big Bear Lake

Collins Lake

Buena Vista Lake

NORTH CAROLINA

Kerr Lake

Apalachia Lake

Badin Lake

Hiwassee Lake

GEORGIA

Lake George

Carters Lake

Kackson Lake

Lake Russell

West Point Lake

MISSOURI

Table Rock Lake

Longview Lake

Norfork Lake

Stockton Lake

Table Rock Lake

Wappappello Lake

COLORADO

Barr Lake

Bear Creek

Georgetown Lake

Main Lake

Sloans Lake

Webster Lake

These are just some of many great bass fishing lakes located around the country and even around the world. If you’d like to find out more about great bass fishing lakes in your area, a good place to start is by joining local bass fishing clubs. This is a great way to stay up-to-date with all the latest news and information about bass fishing in your area. Plus it is a great way to meet new friends that share the same passion you have when it comes to bass fishing.

You will be able to share stories about the biggest bass caught or the largest number caught at one time. You may even be able to exchange a few secrets concerning bass fishing that can make a difference in the amount of success you have in the future.

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Q&A: What Fish Do You Mean Officer?

August 21st, 2011 | Author: Jon

Question by Dew Drop: What Fish Do You Mean Officer?
A redneck was stopped by a game warden in Arkansas recently with two ice chests of fish. He was leaving a cove well known for its fishing.

The game warden asked the man, “Do you have a license to catch those fish?”

“Naw, sir, I ain’t got none of them there licenses, no. You must understand these here are my pet fish.”

“Pet fish?” said the game warden.

“Yeah . Every night I take these here fish down to da lake and let them swim ’round for a while. Then I whistle and they jump rat back into this here ice chest and I take them home.”

“That’s a bunch of hooey! Fish can’t do that!” says the warden.

The redneck looked at the game warden for a moment and then said, “It’s the truth Mr. Government man, I’ll show you. It really works.”

“Okay,” said the game warden, “I’ve GOT to see this!”

The redneck poured the fish into the lake and stood and waited.

After several minutes, the game warden turned to him and said, “Well?”

“Well, what?” said the redneck.

The warden said, “When are you going to call them back?”

The redneck said, “Call who back?”

“The FISH!” replied the warden.

“What fish?” answered the redneck.

(We in Arkansas may not be as smart as some city slickers, but we aren’t as dumb as some government employees.)

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White River Trout Fishing – The Main Difference Between Fishing In The South Vs. The West

June 20th, 2011 | Author: Jon

White River Trout Fishing – The Main Difference Between Fishing In The South Vs. The West

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White River Trout Fishing – The Main Difference Between Fishing In The South Vs. The West

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Is there a difference between fishing the western rivers versus the white waters of Arkansas? There is a very big difference. As you read on, you will discover the challenge and enjoyment of Arkansas trout fishing. You will experience a whole new level of trout that you never knew existed. If you get the chance, this is the kind of fishing that you don’t want to miss.

First let’s talk about the western lakes, rivers and streams. The western part of the USA has the greatest abundance of trout. Long ago the trout favored the western region for its plentiful calm, cool streams. The migration happened over many generations, but the result is an overcrowding of trout. Now if you have read other publications from me, you might remember that trout overcrowding stunts the growth of a trout. They only grow as big as their environment allows. Too many trout and the result is a lot of small fish on the end of your hook.

Let’s now take a look at Arkansas. The land there is spacious, migration of trout went away from the area and the trout that stayed grew large. These trout that made the white waters their home grew to sizes not seen in the west. In these parts, it is common to find a 9 inch trout on your line and not uncommon to hear of a 20 inch or larger trout being reeled in on someone’s fishing line.

If you are looking for a challenge, then this is the place to go. These fish are big and aggressive. They are not for the “faint of heart”. When you hook one of these trout, you are in for fight. The bigger the trout, the smarter they seem to be. It takes time to grow to this size. The more elusive trout are the ones that live long enough to grow to these enormous sizes. They are not easy to catch and that is where the challenge comes in. If you can hook a big one, you will have something to boast about for the rest of the year and possibly for the rest of your life. Take a camera along to capture all the memories.

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Q&A: Are blinders for horses so they are not easily scared from their path. What happens when humans wear blinders?

May 3rd, 2011 | Author: Jon

Question by Bilbo Baggins: Are blinders for horses so they are not easily scared from their path. What happens when humans wear blinders?
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Obviously other than the strange human wearing horse blinders…..

…Must humans continually be guided?

State officials on Monday were investigating why 80,000 to 100,000 fish washed up dead on the shores of the Arkansas River last week. Officials said 95 percent of the fish that died were drum fish —
…Drum fish, which are bottom feeders, are not sought by fishermen, he added, and fishing was NOT banned as a precaution. “Right now it’s fine to fish,” KTHV quoted Stephens as saying. “If you go out there you can still fish for bass and crappie, catfish, it will be fine. Obviously don’t eat the dead fish.”

Stephens said that nature will be doing the cleanup. “We’ll have raccoon and birds and things like that will take care of it so there is really no cleanup, it’s really too big. It’s contained along the river channel.”

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Macro…

I used to go to a pub that was called The Paddock. Actually another on on Cape Cod as well.

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They won’t get let into the pub?

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David Grimes fly fishing the Little Mo

April 27th, 2011 | Author: Jon

Some cool fly fishing Arkansas images:

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How To Catch Crappie When Fishing In Arkansas

February 21st, 2011 | Author: Jon

How To Catch Crappie When Fishing In Arkansas

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You don’t have to go far to look for a good place for Arkansas crappie fishing. According to anglers in the state, almost every resident in the state lives within an hour of a choice fishing spot. The state is divided into ten fishing districts, each of which is littered with lakes and rivers where schools of crappie swarm, always offering fishermen a guaranteed good catch. However, each district has its own top lake or river for Arkansas crappie fishing, where you’re sure to catch some whoppers. I’m going to go over the 4 best in this article.

District 1 in the northwest has several lakes to boast with great Arkansas crappie fishing. However, Beaver Lake is known for containing a lot of great habitat for crappie in its 28,000+ acres. Though the size of the lake may cause difficulties in locating the schools of crappie, once you find them, you shouldn’t be surprised to get several trophy-worthy slabs. Situated in the Ozarks, Beaver Lake is also a beautiful location for Arkansas crappie fishing. In the spring, you might also try Coose Creek or Esculapia Hollow in the Pine Creek area.

While District 2 in the northern Ozarks is probably not the optimal part of the state for Arkansas crappie fishing, a trip to the upper end of Bull Shoals Lake can reap some rewards. Don’t bother with the lower areas of the lake; it seems the best spawn are found in the upper reaches of the 45,500-acre Corps reservoir, with most catch averaging around 1/2 of a pound and a few reaching two pounds. Search for sunken brush piles in Tucker Hollow or West Sugar Loaf, also, as there is very little visible cover for crappie in these areas.

In District 3 in the northeast corner of Arkansas, crappie fishing is good. There are several large popular lakes, but it’s little Lake Hogue, hidden away in the delta farm country, that contains some of the largest slabs. This lake was completely renovated in 1985 and has been stocked with big fish that produce MORE big fish. Though it’s only about 280 acres, it’s full of great cover for crappie.

District 4 is probably one of the best areas for crappie in the entire country. Arkansas crappie fishing here encompasses several excellent lakes, including Midway, Old Town, and Mellwood Old River Lake. Though Midway and Old Town are both great crappie fishing spots, Mellwood Old River Lake known for producing a day’s limit of 50 2-pounders for many fishermen.

Just focusing on these 4 districts while crappie fishing in Arkansas will put you in the best position to catch a ton of crappie – and isn’t that what it’s all about?

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January 23rd, 2011 | Author: Jon

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