Fishing Basics
One of the things I enjoy about being a fishing guide is helping people with a wide variety of fishing experience. Some people want to go out and catch a big fish, some want to catch a lot of fish,
Protect your skin when fishing!
As a fishing guide on Table Rock Lake, I spend many sunny days out on the water. Having just gone through skin cancer surgery, protecting myself from the sun’s damaging rays is a priority for me these days, and should
Dog Days of Summer – Good Strategies for Fishing in August
Are you interested in some good strategies for fishing in August? Even though it has definitely been the dog days of summer with high temperatures, there are still plenty of opportunities to catch fish if you utilize good strategies for
Want to Catch Fish on Table Rock?
Do you want to catch fish on Table Rock Lake? Right now, the lake is currently up at full pool and there is a lot of cover that grew this spring which now has water surrounding it. The bass have
May is a Great Time for Fishing Table Rock Lake
May is a great time for Fishing Table Rock Lake. Today (5/18) the sky was overcast and there was some sunlight on and off throughout the day. Though the weather was bad for some outdoor activities, it was great for fishing today.
Fishing the Alabama Rig
Lots of nice fish are caught on the Alabama Rig during the colder months on Table Rock Lake and even into spring. Just this week I caught several good white bass on the Alabama Rig, or A-Rig as it is
Bass Boat Maintenance
OK, so I’m a bit obsessive about keeping my boat clean and in good repair. There are worse things, right? Countless people have been shocked to find out my Ranger bass boat is over 14 years old, because it really
Take your kids fishing
Some of my favorite memories as a boy were fishing with my dad and brother. Our daughter grew up on the water – fishing, swimming, and playing. We have so many great memories of fishing together, father and daughter, then stopping
March Fishing Report
Mid March Fishing Report for Table Rock Lake. With the rising water temperatures currently in the mid 50s to 60, the bass are starting to move toward their spawning areas. Fish also continue to be caught on secondary points using spinner baits,
