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The New Lake St. Clair: High Water, High Water, High Water
By Wayne Carpenter on Apr 7, 2019 | In Bass Fishing Tips, Smallmouth Bass, Lake St Clair, Xtreme Bass Tackle, Bass Guide | Send feedback »
It's been just over 30 years since water levels were high like they are today, so how has the bass fishing been? As is always the case, select areas are holding good numbers of smallmouth, but overall, spots that we have come to depend on haven't been as strong. The rapid change in water levels can explain some of this, but there may be more to it than that. more »
Lake St. Clair Smallmouth On The Move
By Wayne Carpenter on Apr 7, 2019 | In Bass Fishing Tips, Smallmouth Bass, Lake St Clair, Xtreme Bass Tackle, Bass Guide | Send feedback »
For the last 16 years, my job has been to find spots on Lake St. Clair for smallmouth bass anglers. In spite of all my efforts to do so, I can unequivocally say that we are just scratching the surface on this fishery. Even after an explosion of bass fishing interest on Lake St. Clair over the last decade anglers still tend to fish the most obvious spots. more »
Lake St. Clair Bass Fishing – Summer Style
By Wayne Carpenter on Aug 23, 2014 | In Bass Fishing Tips, Smallmouth Bass, Lake St Clair, St Clair River, Fishing Tackle, Fishing Products, Xtreme Bass Tackle, Bass Guide | Send feedback »
If fishing for smallmouth bass is your passion, summer bass fishing on Lake St. Clair and its connecting waters is the place to be. As the summer bite emerges two trends define the period the smallmouth bass become spot specific and they get very color selective. These trends play right in to the hands of experienced and well informed bass anglers. more »
Top early season picks of the pros
By Jeff Nedwick on May 16, 2014 | In Bass Fishing Tips, Where to fish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Michigan Bass Fishing, Lake St Clair | Send feedback »
Michigans catch and release bass fishing season is finally here and not a moment too soon. The combination of one of the longest coldest winters in decades and Michigans closed bass fishing season means it has been at least five months since anglers have cast, flipped or pitched to bass in Michigan waters. more »