The spawn up north is finally on! Bass are moving shallow, finding warm water, and making a bed. The spring fishing season has finally made an appearance! Here are a few tips and a video to make sure you make the best out of this season up north!

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

Targeting the bass spawn can be a rewarding experience for anglers, but it's important to approach it with the right strategy. Here are six simple tips to help you improve your chances of success.

If you're looking to up your bass fishing game during the spawn, Elite series angler and Karl's pro Kyle Welcher has some tips to share. As an Alabama angler, Kyle is experienced in catching spotted bass and largemouth, but he's also dialed in on smallmouth bass from competing across the country. In this article, Kyle breaks down some of his rigging techniques and shares the latest lures and baits he recommends for catching bass during the spawn.

Here are three things to remember when fishing the crappie spawn: Locate brush, pay attention to water temperatures, and bring the right equipment.

Spawn success is critical to fishing, and understanding the spawn of these 7 most common gamefish will be critical to your success:

Understanding the bass spawn is one of the most important chunks of knowledge any angler can learn. Here's a breakdown and answer: When do bass spawn?

Topwater baits are often overlooked around the spawn, but here are a few that you should tie on when bass are spawning near you!

Learn how to catch, clean, and cook white bass with Lake Fork Guy. White bass are a hard fighting freshwater fish that taste delicious.