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Courtesy of Jason Sealock The water temps are rapidly cooling off in October as winter inches closer, but it also means the fish are very actively feeding and easier to catch as they group up, feed and become more predictable in October. One of the bigger groups of fish you find in October is often

Courtesy of Jason Sealock As summer winds down and the temps begin to cool, both air and water, the fishing goes through one of the most dramatic transitions of the whole year. It has been argued that September can be one of the toughest months of fishing on our lakes for a number of reasons.

Courtesy of Jason Sealock August is an interesting month of fishing on Kentucky Lake. I call it the smorgasbord month in terms of the fishing. This is largely due to the massive populations of baitfish occupying nearly every inch of the lake and meandering out over open water in droves. Because bait is so abundant

Courtesy of Jason Sealock The summer doldrums have set in and fishing changes quite a bit on the lakes as you get into the middle of summer. We’re often faced with less current, extremely high water temps. And fish are chasing bait more in various places that can make pinpointing them a little harder. There