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Check out the photos of Al Tucker, Louie Stout, Jon Howard, and Jeremy Bunnell taken during our northern Michigan smallmouth adventure. The fish were moving up to spawn and it was game on! On one day, we had 70 smallmouth with at least 1/3 of them over 5 pounds!
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By Abe Smith
(Provided by PRADCO Lures)
Great Lakes Areas For Fall Smallmouth BassGreat Lakes smallmouth bass provide some of the hottest bass action of the year during the fall. As their name implies, the challenge on these waters derives from their magnitude. Fish have plenty of room to roam from Duluth to the St. Lawrence River, and roaming is part of a smallmouths daily life.
Here are three great Great Lakes fishing spots and how to catch them:
Lake Erie and Niagara River (Buffalo, Niagara, and Lewiston, N.Y.)
In fall, its all about bait, says Frank Campbell, a guide with Niagara Region Charter Service.
Campbell is considered by many to be the dean of an illustrious school of smallmouth guides on the Eastern Basin of Lake Erie and the Niagara River near Buffalo, New York. He says that smallmouth are looking for the quickest way to bulk up for winter and follow baitfish migrations and eat everything they find, from gobies to crayfish to sculpin to emerald shiners anything that brings protein to their diet.