Category: Redeye Bass

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...

< 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...

Due 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...

Most 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...

Look for them along upper sections of the Coosa, Savannah, Chattahoochee and Warrior river systems. Favourite Baits Redeye Bass are often attracted to worms, hellgrammites, fathead minnows, gizzard shad, small spinners, surface...

While Redeye Bass are good fighters, these little guys are not going to snap your line or tear the rod out of your hands so don’t bother going with anything other than an six- or eight-pound test Spawning begins when the...

Redeye Bass are not picky, they will go after the standard flies like the dragonfly, damselfly, mayfly, leech and popper. The Redeye Bass is a river fish. They spend most of their time in rivers and streams. They rarely venture...

While Redeye Bass are good fighters, these little guys are not going to snap your line or tear the rod out of your hands so don’t bother going with anything other than an six- or eight-pound test The Redeye prefers rocky...

Due to the large portion of their diet being made up on insects, this is an excellent fish to catch using fly fishing techniques. Distribution & Habitat The Redeye Bass can be found in rivers and feeder streams of the...

The best times to fish for Redeye Bass are at night just before the sun sets, several hours past sunset and the twilight hours of the morning to several hours past sunrise. Distribution & Habitat Redeye Bass, like all other...

When fishing the deep parts of the river, fly fishing techniques are recommended, but you will have better success if you switch to wet flies than dry flies: wet flies sink. In the fall, redeye bass will charge after deep-diving...

When fishing the deep parts of the river, fly fishing techniques are recommended, but you will have better success if you switch to wet flies than dry flies: wet flies sink. Distribution & Habitat The redeye bass prefer...