This Nickajack Lake Fishing Report Brought To You By:
Mid South Bass Guide
Capt Jake Davis
Currently Guiding On:
- Lake Guntersville
- Tims Ford
- Lake Nickajack
- And More...
Whether it's world-class smallmouth bass on Tims Ford Reservoir, checking out Nickajack Lake honey holes, or helping his clients hook bragging-size bucketmouths on Lake Guntersville, we are committed to providing an enjoyable and memorable fishing trip. Reasonable guided-trip rates, professional and courteous service, top-quality fishing lures, tackle, and gear... Mid-South Bass Guide has as its main goal giving you absolutely the best and safest fishing experience they can provide...100% Licensed and insured
Extra Details
- Launch Site:
- Shellmound
- Water Clarity:
- Clear
- Water Temp:
- 85
Nickajack Lake Fishing Report
Thursday - July 26th, 2012
Jasper, TN
- Posted By
- Capt. Jake Davis
Sunny and Hot
Lake Nickajack 26 July 2012– Spend the morning with some Scott and Sara from the Great State of North Carolina, who for never using open face or bait caster reels put a hurt on some Nickajack Bass. Water temps ranged from 84.5 to 89 degrees. The folks quickly caught on and caught fish this morning on everything from Tomahawk worms from Missile Baits, spoons, spooks, sammy’s and Tightline Jigs. Their best fish came on a spoon today. As a reminder: Waterfront Grocery and Tackle will be hosting the 1st Annual SPRO Frog tournament on Saturday, 25 Aug 2012; 100% payback to 20% of the field. Big Bass Pot will be 100% to the 3 Biggest Bass, Entry Fee of $110 Big Bass included. For more information please contact Waterfront Grocery and Tackle, entry forms will be available Wednesday Morning or email sprofroggville@gmail.com
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