Senko style baits are some of the best fish catchers in any tackle box. Effective, diverse, and plentiful; here's the best ways to fish a senko!

If your goal is to catch trophy fish, lure selection can often have the biggest influence on your success. The old adage, "big baits catch big fish" is a big part of the puzzle, and we're here to break it down.

Karl VonDibble and MTB Hat Guy ventured to Florida for their "Spring Break." They then learned adults don't really get a spring break and they'll have to pay for this on their own. They fish around alligators, birds, pythons and (probably) jellyfish. Check out their awesome trip where they "borrow" the company card to head south and catch fish! Let us know in the comments where they should go next?

During the spring months, it's the perfect time to target trophy bass swimming near the shoreline. From the pre-spawn period to post-spawn, the following five lures cover your bases as the bass transition from staging pre-spawn locations in deep water up to the shallow bedding grounds later in the spring.

When it comes to fishing for bass during the early spring season, having the right lures in your tackle box can make all the difference. Here is a list of effective bass lures that can help you land some of the heftiest fish of the season:

The "spawn" is another name for the mating process carried out by fish. In freshwater, most fish spawn in the spring.

Looking to catch your biggest fish of the season? Look no further than this ultimate Prespawn Fishing Guide, which will help you learn how, where, and when to pattern spawning bass. First off, it's important to understand that the prespawn period can vary depending on your location and water temperature. Typically, this period occurs in late winter or early spring when water temperatures reach around 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit.

During the spring season, bass are highly active and feeding aggressively at various depths, making them susceptible to different types of lures as the water temperature rises. While moving lures such as crankbaits and spinnerbaits are generally effective, there are times when bass prefer slower-moving lures. This is especially true when the water temperature lingers below 60 degrees or during cold-front situations later in the spring. By varying your lure selection and presentation, you can improve your chances of hooking more bass and enjoying a successful spring fishing season.

Springtime bass fishing in the north can be a bit tricky due to the changing weather and water conditions. However, with the right strategies and techniques, it can also be a very productive time to catch bass. Location, presentation, and timing are all important factors to consider when targeting bass in the spring