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Pesca de Robalo-branco

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip (AM))

    great trip with my son and friends!

    We caught roughly 35 sand bass/striper on our trip. Our capt knew exactly where to take us to find fish. Strongly recommend!
    Sean R.
    Sean R.
    Reviewed on set 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip)

    Fun for everyone

    Capt Charlie spends countless hours preparing for your trip. He scouts out the areas to fish before you even arrive for your trip. He set us up over the fish, had quality equipment, kept our poles baited, and was very knowledgeable on what we could find catch and keep it was a great time all around
    Mike C.
    Mike C.
    Reviewed on set 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 hour Trip or until TN limit.)

    Absolutely Wonderful

    I purchased this trip for my Husband, Son, and Step Dad to have a great time together. I wasen’t expecting them to catch large fish due to time of year with this heat, But the captain got them on the fish and they had a blast. Highly Recommend this fishing charter. Great Captain, Great Experience, Hell of a Great Time on the Water. Thank You for Everything.
    Tracy T.
    Tracy T.
    Reviewed on set 14, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    Captain Don is a Great Teacher and Awesome Guide

    I was impressed how Captain Don patiently answered every question we had and he also put us on a lot of fish (38 sand bass, 1 big catfish I couldn’t get in the boat, and 1 big crappie). He also told us some great stories and overall made the whole adventure fun. I would definitely recommend this tour.
    David O.
    David O.
    Reviewed on set 7, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip (AM))

    You go there once you’ll be there twice!

    Captain Max is the Striper fishing expert! We caught a lot of fish and had a great time. Looking forward to our next outing.
    Terry C.
    Terry C.
    Reviewed on ago 27, 2026
Desenvolvido por IA

Sobre a pesca de Robalo-branco

Tamanho
10-12 inches
Valor Alimentar
Bom
Game Quality
Bom

White Bass are fast, schooling freshwater game fish known for nonstop action. They hit hard, fight above their size, and often feed in groups near the surface. Many anglers target them for exciting light tackle battles and tasty, mild fillets.

You can catch White Bass by spinning, fly fishing, or trolling in lakes and rivers. Small jigs, spoons, and crankbaits work well when they chase bait fish near the top. Jigging, which means lifting and dropping a lure to mimic injured prey, is a top tactic. Live minnows and soft plastics that look like shad or smelt also draw quick strikes.

Expect quick bites when you find a school. The action can switch on and off as fish move, so stay mobile and watch for birds diving or surface splashes. Dawn and dusk often fish best. Light spinning gear with 6–10 lb line keeps the fight fun and the presentation natural. Bring polarized sunglasses to spot fish, a small selection of shad-style lures, sun protection, water, and a cooler with ice if you plan to keep fish.

Before you go, check local regulations for the water you plan to fish. Rules for licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest limits vary by state and even by lake or river. Some areas also have special rules on bait use and transporting fish. Review the current guidelines to stay compliant and protect the fishery.

White Bass are fast, schooling freshwater game fish known for nonstop action. They hit hard, fight above their size, and often feed in groups near the surface. Many anglers target them for exciting light tackle battles and tasty, mild fillets.

You can catch White Bass by spinning, fly fishing, or trolling in lakes and rivers. Small jigs, spoons, and crankbaits work well when they chase bait fish near the top. Jigging, which means lifting and dropping a lure to mimic injured prey, is a top tactic. Live minnows and soft plastics that look like shad or smelt also draw quick strikes.

Expect quick bites when you find a school. The action can switch on and off as fish move, so stay mobile and watch for birds diving or surface splashes. Dawn and dusk often fish best. Light spinning gear with 6–10 lb line keeps the fight fun and the presentation natural. Bring polarized sunglasses to spot fish, a small selection of shad-style lures, sun protection, water, and a cooler with ice if you plan to keep fish.

Before you go, check local regulations for the water you plan to fish. Rules for licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest limits vary by state and even by lake or river. Some areas also have special rules on bait use and transporting fish. Review the current guidelines to stay compliant and protect the fishery.