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Lester's favorite lures for September

A Buyer's Guide to Buying the Best Topwater Lures

Topwaters are some of the most fun lures you can use, and there are plenty to choose from. The main kinds of topwater baits are walking baits, poppers, ploppers, wake baits, and prop baits are lures that belong in your box. Here are some of the best from each of those categories.

Lester's 'treats' for back-to-school bass

"The Nine" - Henry Aaron, the greatest Jacksonville player of all

In celebration of Black History Month, throughout February, teams across Minor League Baseball are taking a look back at five of the best Black players to suit up for their club. On February 1, the Jumbo Shrimp unveiled five of the best Black players to ever suit up for Jacksonville,

Fishing with Glidebaits Pt. 1 - On The Water

Fishing with Glidebaits Pt. 1 Baits that slide, skate, and stride are often irresistible to bass. Tie one on and get a bite. An unweighted Lunker City Sluggo fooled this shallow largemouth bass. Sunrise. A calm lake. A jerk shad splashes down on the surface. It slides to the side, turns, and glides the opposite way. The baitfish lookalike continues its subsurface side-to-side skating a few feet, then loses momentum, noses down, and slowly begins sinking at a gentle angle. It does not get far. A pack of smallmouth bass rocket up from the depths. The fastest one wins, overtaking the falling fluke. Hookset. Game on! For years, a jerk shad has been one of my top baits for smallmouth and largemouth bass, in part, I believe, because it has a natural, gliding action. It, along with other baits that skate and slide, has an uncanny ability to trigger bites, even in tough conditions.