Author: Jim Gronaw

March can be a good month for fishing. Trout streams are stocked, crappies and bluegills are firing and even on some ugly days some bass are starting to wander in and feed. There is a lot going on and there are always plenty of pickerel in the tidal flow and cast in the annual white perch and shad run. For me, March has traditionally meant the catch and release of some of the biggest bass of the season. For the past two decades, I’ve enjoyed ice and early spring casting for hungry largemouth bass and learned to take what you’re…