Culprit Incredi-Craw — Bring the Heat!
When August rolls around, most of the fish in large reservoirs have moved away from the bank, but there are always some remaining in shallow water. On northern rivers and […]
Flutter Craw – Dropping the Bomb on Bass
The Flutter Craw is a versatile option in the Culprit lineup that really comes into play in May. Many fish will remain in shallow water where this bait is dynamite […]
Water Dragon – April “No Fools” Bassin’
The Culprit Water Dragon may be just one bait, but combined with different rigging techniques, this bait can get all the action you need in April. The Water Dragon is […]
March Fishing Madness
Spinnerbaits and buzzbaits go hand-in-hand with March fishing. In many parts of the country, bass are heading to the shallows as the water warms and are they feeding […]
February Big Bass Killer
February is when many of the truly giant bass of the year are caught. The biggest baddest bass in every lake need to eat and they eat a lot before […]
The Mullet is Fantastic for the Alabama Rig
January is one of those months where smaller numbers of people get out to fish, making it one of my favorite months. Admittedly, it can be challenging if adverse weather […]
Fat Max Moves Major Water for Big Bass
The cooler weather of fall and cold weather of winter are not typically known as the time of year to throw an action tail worm, but those who dare to […]
Three Solid Techniques for Early Fall – Soft-plastic Jerk Baits
October welcomes the first good cold fronts of the year and gets the bass feeling lively and out of their late summer funk. One of the best overall baits this […]
Early Fall Challenge – Incredi-Slim to the rescue
In the South, bass fishing during the month of September is quite challenging. Fish are spreading out and beginning to migrate and follow baitfish. There’s no shortage of baitfish […]
ALL NEW FLUTTER CRAW
When July and early August roll around bass have literally seen everything. Crankbaits and other traditional offerings become a little less effective. The big schools of bass often break up […]