What wood you do?
The vast amount of standing timber in Lake Seminole presents the classic give-and-take scenario. These remnant bones of pre-reservoir forests offer prime bass habitat, but while the fish know how...
What isn’t in play?
On Day 1 alone of the Gamakatsu Bassmaster Elite at Lake Seminole, we saw anglers sight fishing, blind bed fishing, casting baits like vibrating jigs for pre-spawners, casting baits like...
A swimmer’s paradise
Though the gators on Lake Seminole don’t make its waters all that inviting to the individual looking for a leisurely dip, it is a great place to swim a jig....
First forward facing sonar mention
I know, I know, folks are tired of hearing about it. But forward facing sonar is here to stay, like it or not. And as we expected after last week,...
Fog report
Here is the situation in south end of the lake. I’m with Andy Crawford and we are waiting out the fog for better light (and safety) for photography. For me...
Day 2 dawns with a rookie out front
Will Davis Jr could not have scripted this kind of a start to his Elite Series career. He was in the conversation from the start of the season opener last...
How will Day 1 shakeout?
What was billed as a sight fishing slugfest has turned into more of a do-all derby. Some anglers are sight fishing (or at least blind fishing for known bedders) with...
Davis and Jocumsen having another strong start
Elite Series Rookie Will Davis Jr started the SiteOne Bassmaster Elite at Lake Okeechobee with a bang last week, sitting near the top of the leaderboard on Day 1. As...
Rivet having too much fun
Lake Okeechobee champ Tyler Rivet is only 4 days removed from his first Elite Series win, and he’s hauling big ones through the garden on Lake Seminole right now. Rivet...
Save fish or burn it to the ground?
There are two general schools of thought when it comes to conserving fish during a tournament: save fish to hopefully catch in later days, or catch every fish you can...
