-Finding bass in the winter time can be difficult in and of it's self, but what do you do when you locate those suspended bass in the winter time? Local pro, Derrick Snavely gives a great break down of "Damiki Fishing" in this FLW article.
-Preparing for a new fishing season is an integral part of having successful and enjoyable fishing tournaments. Never overlook the importance of taking care of the tools that you use everytime out on the water.
-A great technique for the wintertime is the Alabama Rig. Fish it with large swimbaits or small grubs, this technique can catch some of the biggest bass in the lake. Enjoy this "TNCBA - On the Lake" video.
-Organization is key success, and the more efficient you are on the water, the better the chance you have of maximizing your potential. It's cold outside, so make use of this time and be ready to hit the water when the weather breaks.
--Organized Anglers are More Efficient--
-The following is a great article on fishing football jigs for winter time bass.
--Football Jigs and Stubborn Bass--
-The following is an article about how to use lipless crankbaits to get the most out of your cold day on the water.
-Jerkbaits can be deadly when fishing in the late winter when big bass are staging for the spawn. The following article talks about some great tips to keep in mind when fishing cold water jerkbaits.
-Water levels and temperatures dropping, our local waters of South Holston and Watauga will become hot spots for Drop-Shotting/Damiki fishing for big smallmouth that have pulled out to the deep channels within pockets. Your electronics are key to success and here is a great article to help you get on the right track as far as setup.