lunkerlure's blog

How has your fishing been lately?  Are you still catching them like you did when the first wave of prespawners started pulling up to the banks?  If not, continue reading.

It's been often said that fall can be one of the best times of the year to throw a topwater bait.  It's also been said that the wind can be your friend.  So what happens when the two collide?  Too much wind and you might as well put that buzzbait back in the box, so what does an angler do when he sees his best topwater pattern go down the drain when a 15 mph wind shows up?  Read on, we're going to discuss that very thing.

No, we're not talking about waterfowl hunting when we use the term "migration", we are talking about baitfish.  Every year in lakes and rivers across the country there is a baitfish migration that takes place and it can be the key to your success as a fall fisherman. 

If you fish much these days, then I'm sure you are familiar with the term "Shakee Heading".  If you're not familiar with it, sit down, 'cause you're in for an eye opening experience. 

If you're like most fisherman, you probably have an Original Lunker Lure Buzzbait or two in your tacklebox. The question isn't so much whether you have any buzzbaits, it's more in the direction of how often do you use them?  Catching fish on a buzzbait can be pretty exciting, watching a fish come up on the surface to hit a lure is definitely neat to see.  Today we're going to discuss a few ways to help you catch more fish while throwing a buzzbait.