Due to the focus of insects on their diets, fly fishing is an excellent way to spend the morning or late evening catching Redeye Bass. Redeye Bass prefers water temperatures in the range between 60°F to 70°F and is often...
Read More< Spinners and grubs work very well to elicit strikes, but are not the only top lures for your tackle box. Lethargy Winter for all North American fresh water species is when they move to deeper water, slow down their metabolism...
Read MoreDue to their limited range and small size, the Redeye Bass are not known to many American anglers and there is little to no sport market for the fish. The Redeye Bass (Micropterus coosae) is also known as a Coosa Bass, though...
Read MoreContinue to fish areas close to docks, bridges and other heavily protected areas. While they do wonder away from their normal grounds, they don’t go too far. Roanoke Bass autumn techniques carry on into late September and...
Read MoreMost of these fish have a pan fish shape and proportion with the exception of a few very well known fish: the largemouth bass, the smallmouth bass and of course the Redeye Bass. Features The Redeye Bass, as per their name, is...
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