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By Blake Russell

April 10, 2014

Pre-spawn is a favorite time for many anglers, and for good reason. It offers some of the best fishing of the year, and your chances of connecting with big bass are perhaps better during the pre-spawn than any other time in the season (why?).  There are also a myriad of ways one can catch fish. Regardless of what your weapon of choice might be, you’ll need at least one lure tied on to cover water quickly, and another tied on that allows you to comb through areas slowly. This one-two punch is one of the most efficient ways to catch loads of pre-spawn bass.

March 28, 2014

As the Bassmaster Elite Series opener on Lake Seminole approached, I made plans to share a cabin with pros Jacob Powroznik and Glenn Browne. Though both are newcomers to the Elites, neither could be considered a rookie…both have experienced years of success on the FLW Tour.

With our cabin located near the mouth of Spring Creek, some 25 miles from headquarters in Bainbridge, Ga., we had good access to the main lake. There, the creek merges with two other major tributaries; the Flint and Chattahoochee, and it's also where the largest numbers of fish are found.