Guntersville Lake: Chasing Frog-Eaters

Cedar City stop number three was beautiful Guntersville Lake. I was able to salvage the day by getting a good frog bite going. The Spro Popping frog put all my fish in the livewell. I should've fished better, but sometimes that just how it goes with fishing. I was able to learn a lot about patterning grass lakes and what kind of cover to look for. As an angler I'm always happy to be able to grow in this craft called bass fishing.

[@jasonperry5456]

Enjoy the videos. Keep it up

[@Tightline_angler]

I appreciate it my man. I’ll try to film as much as I can whenever I can. 🤙🏻. Frog eaters part three is my best day ever on guntersville.

[@PatriotPlus179]

That eel grass really makes me mad sometimes, lol. I love fishing at Guntersville. I've been pulling in some 4+ pounders the last month. I can't wait until it cools off! I'm new to fishing on the lake so I'm learning new spots. Thanks for the content.

[@Tightline_angler]

Man you and me both. Paying attention to the wind direction has helped me stay away from eel grass. The water on the backside of the sandbars, opposite of the channel seem to be the easiest to find without eel grass. Guntersville is a massive lake. I love the variety it provides. Thanks for watching my man!

[@PatriotPlus179]

​@@Tightline_angler I've noticed that as well, staying upwind lets me use top water lures better. Take it easy out there man.

[@Tightline_angler]

Yessir you too, maybe I’ll see you out there sometime. Feel free to pull up and holler at me 🤙🏻

[@fishboydyl]

What kind of boat do you have ?

[@Tightline_angler]

@@fishboydyl it’s a havoc. They are made out in Arkansas. This one is a 1653dbst. I did a lot of my own work to make it my fishing boat. Cut out and added the recessed foot pedal, mounted the trolling motor mount, cut holes and ran wiring for graphs. Built a DIY livewell out of a cooler.