Largemouth Bass

Triana, Alabama, situated near the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge and the Tennessee River, is a fantastic location for largemouth bass fishing. The backwaters and sloughs connected to the river provide prime habitat for these fish. Spring and fall are generally considered the best times to fish, with the pre-spawn and post-spawn periods in the spring offering some of the most exciting action. In the fall, bass are actively feeding to prepare for winter. Consider launching from the Triana boat ramp for easy access to the river and associated creeks. Local knowledge suggests that targeting submerged vegetation with lipless crankbaits or Texas-rigged worms can be highly effective. The largemouth in this area are known for their aggressive strikes, especially when ambushing prey in the thick cover. Be prepared for some exciting topwater action early in the morning or late in the evening.