Sept 15, 2011, Lake Guntersville Fishing Reports – Shannon and Melinda from South Alabama joined me this morning for a short trip out of Waterfront. The ladies had a top water bite all morning. Catching was a little slow today because of the wind and cold front, but the quality of fish improved. We found fish holding up in scattered grass, some of our best fish came in 3-5 FOW just off the mats. Most fish where in the 2-3.5 pound range with three in the 4 to 4.5 pound range in the mix. They managed 2 good limits of fish before calling it a day around 11am. There are several schools of bass roaming the lake has increased and which can drastically increase your numbers, if you locate one of them. Water temps dropped a little to 68-74 degrees. Our better fish came on Elgrande Sapo/Ribbet style frogs. We also caught fish on Assassinator buzz baits, www.assassinatorbaits.com (Slam’ in Guntersville Red), t-rigged OL’ Monsters, sammy’s and spooks . The frog/rat should really fire up in the next two weeks with cooler water temp’s and as the fish start to feed up for the winter! I have a few days available in September and I’m taking reservations for October and November! Make your reservations now for some great action on Guntersville, Nickajack or Tim’s Ford. We supply all fishing gear, lures at no additional cost you and 110% dedication to making your trip successful. “Let’s go fish’ in” Submitted by Capt. Jake Davis Mid-South Bass Guide www.midsouthbassguide.com msbassguide@comcast.net 615-613-2382

Sept 12-14, 2011, Lake Guntersville Fishing Reports – Trip report for Monday and Tuesday with clients from West Alabama and Kohler, WI. Neither day was anything like last Friday, but that’s the way Guntersville is fishing right now. Monday, my trip was geared towards tournament prep and Tuesday I was part of a corporate trip out of Waterfront. Both days we had a top water bite all day long! Catching is starting to pick up and we noticed a real improvement after the rains last week. We found fish holding up in scattered grass all day, some of our best fish came in 3-5 FOW with scattered grass close by and on road beds with muscle shells on them. Most fish where in the 2-3.5 pound range with several 4 pound fish in the mix and numbers being caught the last two days are holding a daily average of 30-45 fish; with the vast majority of them in the 2-3.5 pound range. There are several schools of bass roaming the lake has increased and which can drastically increase your numbers, if you locate one of them. Water temps have come up a little to 75-79 degrees with the bluebird skies. Our better fish came on Assassinator buzz baits, www.assassinatorbaits.com (Slam’ in Guntersville Red) and Tightline Football Head Jig’s (Black/Blue and Guntersville Special) and t-rigged OL’ Monsters, and top water baits. The frog/rat (Elgrande Sapo/Ribbet style frogs) is improving with cooler water temp’s and the fish start to feed up for the winter! I have a few days available in September and I’m taking reservations for October and November! Make your reservations now for some great action on Guntersville, Nickajack or Tim’s Ford. We supply all fishing gear, lures at no additional cost you and 110% dedication to making your trip successful. “Let’s go fish’ in” Submitted by Capt. Jake Davis Mid-South Bass Guide www.midsouthbassguide.com msbassguide@comcast.net 615-613-2382

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Warming weather has sure made the fishing here on Guntersville Lake a lot more enjoyable. The fishing has been pretty tough the last couple of weeks. We have finally started to come out of the deep-freeze and the bass bite is starting pick up a little. I fished a B.A.I.T. tournament last Saturday with a good friend. The bite was slow but we did manage to catch the only 5 fish limit of the tournament. Our fish weighed 14 lb 9 oz. Second place was a little over 9 pounds. We also had big fish, 4lb 6 oz. That is some pretty tough numbers for Guntersville. For the rest of Michael Seeley Lake Guntersville Guide fishing report go to http://www.reelreports.com/ice-has-melted-on-guntersville-12124.html

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The warm days are moving the bass up on the flats, and fishing is picking up everyday. There is still a little deeper cold water to deal with but we are seeing a move to pre-spawn and the best days are ahead! When the deeper water starts to warm rattle bait fishing will be on and you’ll just have to reel and hold on!
This past week we saw some definite change to the better, the bass are moving up during the warm parts of the day and we took advantage of it a few days this past week, boating some good numbers and some good size bass. For the rest of Captian Mike Gerry Fishing report go to http://www.fishlakeguntersvilleguideservice.com/

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Ice has finally melted and fishing is back on.