This Saturday I will be fishing the warm side discharge from Power Plant in Virginia. They are doing maintenance so they will be no current or very little. The water temperature is in the mid 60’s and rising. The air temperature will be rising to the 70’s before rain the night before Saturday with a high of 65 degrees.  I don’t fish this water so does anyone has suggestions on what to try for Largemouth bass?

When it’s windy, cold and rainy on the only day you can fish!

Get ready- SUF Live tonight at 8pm EST. You get straight up knowledge, word of the day and BLat will slide in a 1990’s reference. If we are lucky  we will get a pre-view of his soon to be released new rap. 😀

Straight Up Fishing at the top of the  IPhone icon list so I can check it first thing in the morning. 

Spent my gift card and received them today. I can’t wait to use them. Thank you BLAT!😀

I got out today before the rain came in. Caught some real nice ones on a large profile shad colored spinnerbait with an orange boot tail.  Fished in 4-8 feet of dirty water that was 46 degrees on a cloudy day. BLAT teaching an old dog new tricks and making me look good. 👍 😀🐟

While organizing your tackle storage throw in a moisture absorbing gel packet or two. Even in a waterproof storage container moisture could enter by condensation, lure returns and just plain water drops. The low cost of the packets will save you from rust on your baits. Just a thought. 😀🎣

Watched the cold muddy water workshop and used the spinner bait. Caught two nice ones on a shad colored spinnerbait with tandem gold Colorado blades with an orange paddle tail. Water was stained to muddy, 44 degrees , 4-6 feet of depth on a cloudy day. 

BLat speaking the truth in SUF!  Making me look good with the bass on the end of my line. 😀🐟🎣

Got my BLat discounted order delivered today. Just in time to fish tomorrow. Plan on putting them to use from what I learned from SUF. 😀🐟

When using the Neko rig in grass, how much weight do you use? Should you try to gently get the rig through grass or heavy enough to drive the rig to the bottom?  I would be fishing in 4-6 feet of water in the spring and early summer before that grass gets too thick.